I am trying to web deploy a new solution with ASP.NET Core 2 using Visual Studio 2017 but fails when I trying to validate the Connection.
The issue said ERROR_USER_UNAUTHORIZED.
However with the same account over the same WEB Server in another solution in Visual Studio 2015 pass the validation.
P.D. I upgrade to using Visual Studio Professional 2017 Preview.version 15.5.0 Preview 4.0
In visual Studio 2017 you need to create a second Publish Profile.
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I just installed Visual Studio 2017 Community edition.
When I want to make a new project, there is no option to create an ASP.NET application.
What's up with that?
Go to Visual Studio Installer , select Community Version Update in the appeared menu select Asp.Net and Install it.
I'm using Visual Studio 2013 professioanl update 5, and I have new TFS server 2015 with Default collection only.
From this VS, I've connected to this server TFS 2015, and when I press on "Create Team Project" I got an error
How can I create a New Team project using 2013 on TFS 2015 ?
Ever since TFS has been released, you can only create a new team project with the version that is at least the same as the TFS server. In your case you'll need to be running Visual Studio 2015.
The Community Edition will be enough, I haven't installed an express edition in ages, but I suspect that even Visual studio 2015 express for Desktop will do the trick.
I am interested in evaluating ASP.NET 5. I have installed Visual Studio 2013 - Community Edition. I am now trying to following the example provided here.That example uses Visual Studio 2015 Preview. Is there a Visual Studio Template for ASP.NET 5 for Visual Studio 2013 - Community Edition?
I cannot find one.
Thank you for your help!
ASP.NET 5 (vNext) isn't supported in Visual Studio 2013. If you want to test ASP.NET 5, you should install Visual Studio 2015.
Another option is to test ASP.NET 5 on a Mac or Linux machine. I was able to get it working on a Mac without too much hassle, and having Intellisense in Sublime Text was really cool.
Or, as Victor Hurdugaci points out, you don't need Visual Studio on Windows at all to run ASP.NET 5. The OmniSharp project has alternatives to Visual Studio listed, along with directions for setting them up.
You may develop Asp.net 5/Asp.net core with the help of Visual Studio Code Without Installing VS2015
We have asp.net 1.1 framework application is in live environment with appx 200 users.
Which visual studio version is safe to use for maintenance?
We are not planning to migrate yet. I am using vs 2008 for developing a 3.5 application right now so not want to take the risk of visual studio conversion.
You can check with visual studio2005 version
Use Visual Studio .NET 2003 and MSDN Library of Jan 2006.
I think you can use any Visual studio once your project is targeting the correct framework. This Post talks you through installing aspt 1.1 on a windows 8 machine.
In ASP.NET, I'm targeting version 4.0 of the .NET Framework using Visual Studio 2012. However, I don't care for the default Visual Studio 2012 ASP.NET Web Forms Application template -- I prefer the template included in Visual Studio 2010. However, I don't have access to Visual Studio 2010 anymore. Is it possible to retrieve and import the Visual Studio 2010 template into Visual Studio 2012 somehow?
I ended up finding an old project using Visual Studio 2010 and skinned it, and then used the skeleton as a template in Visual Studio 2012.