As soon as I install Application Insights 2.0, my IntelliTrace stops working. I have isolated to Application Insights, 100% sure.
Does anyone else have this problem?
The 2.0+ versions of the application insights sdks send timestamps for the event data in UTC, when previous versions of the sdks sent the times in local time. The Application Insights tools in Visual Studio parse that date, and end up telling the debugger that there's a new event that took place either hours in the past or hours in the future, so the diagnostic tools gets... confused.
This was fixed in newer versions of the Application Insights tools, (might be?) fixed in 4.3 if you are on VS 2015 Update 1, or in the current 5.2+ versions that are available from the gallery for VS 2015 Update 2. (as of update2, the extension is also auto-updatable from the gallery as well)
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Current scenario is that I have this macos laptop (Apple M1 Pro processor) in which I was working for the last 8 months on react under visual studio code. Now, in a new project I need to leverage some API's and a lot of JSON responses and I wanted to debug the code but I saw that it is just not possible. I came across this old article ASP.NET Mono Setup
but I still feel that I won't be able to have the same level of developing experience like in a windows machine.
So, question is, can I (and if the answer if yes) debug an asp.net webforms app on visual studio 2022 for mac? If not, I would need to ask for a laptop replacement.
Thanks in advance!
Only the .net core runtimes are platform neutral.
But, the .net 2-4.8 runtimes are not.
One MIGHT be able to play and mess around with mono, but at the end of the day, I suggest you go with a VM (virtual machine),and run windows.
In other words, you don't need a new laptop, but just use a VM and install windows on that VM.
I am using Visual Studio 2017 to develop an ASP.NET Core application which uses the version of Crystal Reports that's on SP22. I will be deploying this application onto a Windows 2008 Server which already has another ASP.NET application which uses the version of Crystal Reports that's on SP17.
If I install the SP22 runtime on that server, will my existing application break or will they be able to run side by side without issues?
This article talks about installing multiple versions of Crystal Reports for development purposes, but that's not that what I'm asking here. I'm talking about runtime only, not development.
This question says we can install multiple Crystal Reports runtimes without issues, but it's too old and I'm wondering if things have changed since then. Especially since my existing application targerts .NET framework 2.0 and the new one will target .NET Framework 4.7.1
This question, asked here about 4 years ago, still leaves me in the dark.
As I understand, the .NET CLR 2.0 is no longer supported by Crystal Reports (see this document, page 9). My existing application uses that runtime and I can not update it right now, thus I need to make sure that installing the new Crystal Reports runtime (the one on SP22) will not break that application.
Is it safe for me to install the latest Crystal Reports runtime on the Windows Server without fear of breaking my existing application?
Note: I asked this question in the Crystal Reports community last week and have gotten no response. I was hoping someone here would have some experience in the matter and would shed some light.
Thank you
The article from SAP supports you pointed out https://apps.support.sap.com/sap/support/knowledge/public/en/1216278
applies not only for development purposes; it clearly explains which version can be installed on the same computer without issue :
Basically : each major can be installed on the same machine , but only one version of each major , since Crystal Reports 9.
So, if this is correct, you should not face any issue. I recommand nevertheless that you try before (test server, VM...) modifying your production server
I must be missing something. I did this
Download VS2015
Create new ASP.NET 5 preview site (With Azure and details).
Run locally and verify it works
Publish with all the default settings. Success!
Goto site. DOES NOT WORK. It only says.
This web app has been successfully created....
What is going on ?
Try refreshing your browser. Often times if you visit the site before a deployment as well as after a deployment, the browser caches your site. You can alternatively try "incognito mode" or "private browsing".
This should force a get on the site, which may be the particular issue you are running into.
Is the app that you're publishing to Azure a .NET 4.6 app? 4.6 Framework isn't yet supported on the Azure platform - we're updating the platform to support the new framework over the next 1-2 months. Can you confirm the framework version of the app you're trying to deploy?
So I installed VS2015 CTP6. In the blog of Scott it advertises:
Dynamic Development.
In Visual Studio 2015, we take advantage of dynamic compilation to provide a streamlined developer experience. You no longer have to compile your application every time you want to see a change. Instead, just (1) edit the code, (2) save your changes, (3) refresh the browser, and then (4) see your change automatically appear.
Well, if I do that visual studio kills the browser on the save action.
What am I doing wrong?
Created a new project, asp.net 5 and switched runtime to coreclr. Tried IIS express & "web"..
The new edit & continue functionality for Roslyn currently does not work with the debugger attached. This will be fixed in a future release. You can start without debugging (ctrl + F5) if you want edit & continue support.
I get this error when attempting to reference a Web Service in my Compact Framework application. Hunting through Google seems to indicate it's a common occurance, but there's been no useful suggestions as to what causes it, and how to fix it. I can successfully access the web service from a WinForms application by adding a Service Reference but the CF project only has the Web Reference option.
I am running Visual Studio 2008 on Vista.
Has anybody actually solved this problem after encountering it?
Thanks
Bill
Maybe yes... I forget as it was over a year ago. I needed to use a WCF service (presented as a web service) on CF 2.0 device. But I had issues with generating the wrapper.
What I think I did in the end was do it on the desktop and then copy that generated code into the device project. I had to remove a few bits to get CF compatability but it worked in the end.
Sorry for being so vague but my memory is like that sometimes. :)
This issue has been identified as BUG from Microsoft and fixed in latest version of visual studio. you can install VS 2013 and try. It was working properly after I upgrade my Visual Studio to 2013 version.