A .Net Core app (soon 2.1) with Xilium.CefGlue (.Net bindings for Chromium) sub-processes can be converted using Desktop Bridge for the Windows Store?
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We are trying to run the .net core API service on Cent OS using Nginx server. Do we need .NET SDK or run time libraries are enough to run the .NET service on Linux?
It depends on how you are publishing the application.
If your application is published as a Framework Dependent application, it will need just the .NET Runtime to be installed.
If your application is published as a Self-Contained application, it will not need the .NET Runtime to be installed (but the transitive native dependencies of .NET runtime - such as OpenSSL and ICU might be needed).
At no point should the SDK be required to run the application. If it is, you are doing something wrong, or have run into a bug.
For more details, see:
.NET Application Publishing Overview
Publishing .NET applications with the .NET CLI.
If you are targeting Linux running Intel x86_64 machines, remember to use the linux-x64 Runtime Identifier when targeting the application.
I want to develop a window-based application that runs on Windows 10 OS using .NET core or .NET 5. I am not sure which nuget package supports connecting to the BLE devices.
How do I start a remote debugging session with a .NET Core 2.x app? I know I can attach to a running process, but I can only get F5 to "launch process & debug on remote machine" to work for .NET Framework.
In the past, I've set my build output folder one that the remote machine can access, and everything has worked fine (this was with .NET Framework)
I'm using VS2019 on Windows, and the remote machine is also Windows.
The .NET Core app is a console app (it's actually ASP MVC Core with Kestrel)
I am currently using Visual Studio for Mac and I need to create a background running service application. I realised that the only option that I have is the Console Application in VS Mac. The exe that I will create should run as a Windows Service when deployed to a Windows server or a daemon process in a Linux server.
Can achieve this with Net Core? Is it possible to create a cross platform service process with Visual Studio for Mac?
Yes you can. With .net core 3.1, you can create a project using the "Worker Service" template. Then install the Microsoft.Extesions.Hosting.WindowsService nuget package and add UseWindowsService() to the CreateHostBuilder method.
You can see a more detailed answer in this post:Building a Windows service with Worker Services and .NET Core 3.1, part 1: Introduction
I have developed an MVC 3 (using .NET 4.0 and not .NET 3.5 SP1) application with jQuery Mobile that communicates with a legacy application's business layer built in 3.5. Now the time has come to upload the application to a production server. However issues have arised. Namely, the client insists that the mvc app should be a sub app of a desktop version of the same app (built in 3.5). What do I do now?
You could use IIS Express to host the web application locally. IIS Express can be packaged within an application installer and distributed to the users.
The desktop app can then have a simplified browser window that navigates to the local web application.
... an ugly solution to a problem that shouldn't exist.