I am currently having issues with the Harmon.ie Outlook add on. The sync option has become grayed out and disabled suddenly. example
The sync option had been previously working correctly.
Is there any steps to trouble shoot this issue?
-Are you running Office 365 online site?
If not, check whether the button is still grayed on top of Office 365 online location.
You are probably running new OneDrive client (MS process used to perform the sync).
The article at: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Which-version-of-OneDrive-am-I-using-19246eae-8a51-490a-8d97-a645c151f2ba details about the two clients and which one requires Office 365
Article at: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Get-started-with-the-new-OneDrive-sync-client-in-Windows-615391c4-2bd3-4aae-a42a-858262e42a49 says:
“the new OneDrive sync client supports Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, and Windows 7. The OneDrive sync client doesn't yet support on-premises instances of OneDrive for Business (when your organization doesn't subscribe to an Office 365 business plan).”
Article detailing transition between old and new client: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Transition-from-the-previous-OneDrive-for-Business-sync-client-4100df3a-0c96-464f-b0a8-c20de34da6fa
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What are the best practices and options for expanding to a small team ?
I am the only user of Visual Studio 2012 in my small company. I am using Visual Studio Online for Source Control (as I understand it, this exposes Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server Version Version 14.0.12345.23456 as a "service" (i.e. this is the cloud...there is no on-premise TFS installed). Currently, I am using a LOCAL workspace (the default) and TFVC (not GIT).
My development server runs IIS 7.5 on Win2008 R2. I logon locally to this dev server and launch VStudio 2012 Professional as an administrator. Project source code is on the local harddrive (e.g. d:\projects\projectA, etc.). I can interactively debug my web application projects and sit on a breakpoint without "disturbing" any other user or developer.
I work remotely so I use a mobile VPN with SSL to connect via Remote Desktop to the above development server (only 2 concurrent connections are supported now).
Some specific questions:
Can another person(s) somehow "share" the above environment?
How can developer2 and dev3 work concurrently on same project(s) as me?
Can I simply add dev2 and dev3 logons to the admin group on the dev server?
Would changing the TFS setting from LOCAL workspace to SERVER workspace enable team development (i.e. prevent checkout if already checked out, etc.)
If "sharing" the above environment is possible, what would the ideal arrangement look like (e.g. each developer has own server, own Vstudio license, etc.)?
Usually, every developer in a team has their own development machine. You create a team project in Visual Studio Online, and check in your project to this team project. When you want to dev2 and dev3 to work on this project, you can add dev2 and dev3 in the team project (Visual Studio Online provides 5 free licenses), so they can access this team project and get the project to their development machine.
Team Foundation Version Control is a centralized version control system. Typically, team members have only one version of each file on their dev machines. Historical data is maintained only on the server. Every time your team checks in their work into Visual Studio Online, you can easily audit changes and identify which user checked in a changeset.
Regarding Workspace, please check the definitions below:
•Server workspaces: Before making changes, team members publicly check
out files. Most operations require developers to be connected to the
server. (In the past teams blocked more than one person from checking
out, but this is now less common.) This system facilitates locking
work flows.
•Local workspaces: Each team member takes a copy of the
latest version of the codebase with them and works offline as needed.
Developers check in their changes and resolve conflicts as necessary.
Usually, local workspace is recommended.
More information of TFVC, you can refer to https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms181237%28v=vs.140%29.aspx
I have done one mobile application using below link:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/69887/Mobile-Application-Development-in-ASP-NET
When I tried launching the mobile application with Microsoft mobile explorere 3.0 downloaded from below link
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5352
Got below error:
Please help me how to proceed I am new to this and I am not able to trace the error.
As #Dai mentioned in the comments above, Windows Mobile 6.x is now unsupported (and hardly used by anyone). To create apps for Windows Phone (7.x and 8), check out Visual Studio Express 2012 for Windows Phone (it's FREE). It has everything you need to get started creating apps for Windows Phone - http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/eng/products/visual-studio-express-for-windows-phone
Also check out dev.windowsphone.com for sample code, videos, blogs, and more. This is where you also go to sign up for a developer account that allows you to publish your app (this is typically $99/year although if you pay enough attention to the Windows Phone ecosystem, you can almost always find several contests running where you can win a developer token giving you a free year).
One last note... if you're interested in creating HTML-based apps for Windows Phone, you might check out PhoneGap. It allows you to create cross-platform, HTML5-based apps that are hosted within a native app shell (i.e. hybrid apps) - http://phonegap.com/
I use BizTalk Server 2010. Yesterday I deployed a BAM activity and could browse a corresponding view in the BAM portal. Today I've created another activity, but this time I made it non-RTA and hence I can't open a view for that. Every browser gives me an error:
Views cannot be displayed for one or more of the following reasons:
- Office Web Components 2003 are not installed.
- Your Web Browser does not support ActiveX controls.
- Support for ActiveX controls is disabled.
I've installed Office Web Components 2003 previously and ActiveX controls are enabled. Where's the problem?
Reinstalling Office Web Components 2003 fixed the issue
If you are using your BizTalk installation for tutorial purpose and you have BAM Portal and IE
installed on same machine then you may encounter this error.
Do the following step to get rid of it:
Go to IE Tools -> Internet Options -> Security -> trusted sites -> Sites -> add your BAM website(http://localhost).
(You may need to uncheck -- Require server verification (https:) for all sites in the safe zone)
after that if you need, you may check the option.
We are using SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 to build reports. We're accessing the reports trough the Webservice (ReportExecution2005.asmx), render them to html to embed them in an aspx page. Everything works quite well.
Only on the computer of one developer images aren't rendering. When copying the url of the image and pasting it in the browser, it says:
Reporting Services Error
The stream cannot be found. The stream identifier that is provided to an operation cannot be located in the report server database. (rsStreamNotFound)
The guy is running Windows Vista, on my own Windows 7 environment everything works. With SSRS 2005 I had the same problem on Windows 7, but it was resolved by installing SSRS 2008.
Any ideas?
This is an ancient question but I stumbled across the following article which describes (in great detail) what a particular development group found during their research.
Avoiding Reporting Services ‘StreamNotFound’ Exception when Viewing Multiple Instances of the Same Report
In the end, here is what solved their problem:
"... [we] discovered you can disable session cookies (in the ReportServer.dbo.ConfigurationInfo table) which (after an IISReset) indeed fixed the problem entirely."
After deploying a new build (mostly changed DLL's) of an ASP.NET web app the CPU on the server is now jumping to 100% every few seconds and the culprit is lsass.exe. Do you think that the deployment of the asp.net web app to the server and this problem are related? (or a coincidence that it happened at the same time?)
More info:
This is the first time that I've done the build on a Server 2008 x64 machine. Previous the builds were done on a Server 2003 x86 machine. Target is "Any CPU" so should work on either. Deployed to server is Server 2003 x86.
I've searched the web for more info on this and have confirmed that the process is lsass.exe (first character a lower case L and not an upper case i) so ruled out the virus version. Found some docs relating to a Server 2000 bug but doesn't apply here.
I eventually isolated the problem to an ASP forum running "under" that ASP.NET web app. Using the admin page on the forum I took the forum down and then brought it back up again and the problem disappeared. I find this very frustrating because the problem has now gone but I don't know what caused it and as such it could easily return.
I also installed this Microsoft Hotfix and rebooted this server but that didn't work.
Have you checked the System and Application event logs for anything unusual?
Have you updated to use Active Directory role provider? I've seen issues where enumerating groups to do role checking pegs the CPU and really slows down the app. I actually implemented a customized provider that allowed me to specify a particular OU and set of groups that I actually care about to get around this issue.
The xperf tools distributed in the Windows Performance Toolkit will tell you exactly what is usin CPU time or disk bandwith. These tools are free and work on any retail build of WS2008 or Vista. Here is series of posts on the xperf tools from myself.