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Visual Studio Team System Project Creation Wizard - error uploading documents to SharePoint
Background: I am getting the below error when creating a new Team Project. I have upgraded from RC to RTM. My user account and tfssetup are members of the local administrators group (and therefore are members of the SharePoint Administrators Group according to the doco and should have enough permissions). A search on the web and msdn forums didn’t yield any useful results. I did find the other thread with same error but that fix didn't work for me. Problem: When creating a new team project I get the following error: TF30177: Team Project Creation Failed. Error The Project Creation Wizard encountered an error while uploading documents to the Windows SharePoint Services server ...Show All
SQL Server (Select All) Checkbox As Default
All, When creating a dynamic parameter list from a query, Reporting Services graciously provides a "(Select All)" checkbox. How can I select this checkbox by default so that when a user generates the report, all of the values are selected Thanks The closest you can get is to compare the number of rows in the dataset used for the valid values list (e.g. =CountRows("ParameterDataSetName")) with the number of selected parameter values (e.g. =Parameters!P1.Count) -- Robert ...Show All
Visual C# input data to website
Ok right now I have to configure routers manually by inserting the exact same data into a router's configuration panel (website on router) then swap out the configured router with one that needs the exact same setup and redo this process over and over. I would like to write an application that fills in all the needed boxes,selects values from drop down menu's and fills in any other information and presses the save & restart button for me is this possible I initially though about trying to find the file on the router that its writing to thinking making its one config file maybe if thats the case I could just write to the file but im not entirely sure. ok This is what I have now. HtmlElement PhraseInput ...Show All
Visual Studio Express Editions How can I read an .inf file?
Hi. Does anyone know if there’s a method of reading .inf files similar to the way xml is read For example: [Version] Version id = “a103” Program name = “pr name” display name = “name dsp” A way to return the program name only from the file, or array list of files, as a string. A lot of INF files are basically an INI file format (note that some are not). i.e. [Section] Parameter = Value Parameter2 = Value2 ... So you can use what is called PInvoke to read a parameter value from a section. Declare a Win32 API function for the GetPrivateProfileString() API call: Private Declare Auto Function GetPrivateProfileString _ Lib "kernel32" ( ByVal lpAppName As Str ...Show All
SQL Server Send Mail Task limitation
Hi everyone, I wonder about this task.. which is the limit size for attachments Is it depending of SMTP server Thanks in advance, ...Show All
Game Technologies: DirectX, XNA, XACT, etc. XNA framework for non C#
One of the great advantages of the .NET framework is that developers can work on the same project in different programming languages. As I'm reading about XNA, it seems that this will not be possible with the XNA framework. Will the only programming language that has access to the XNA framework be C# Have to disagree with you. I know plenty of indie developers who would jump at the chance to using the XNA Framework with C# (myself included). As far as non-Managed C++ and the XNA Framework - what's the point My understanding is that it's for development .NET code, not non-Managed C++. My $.02 - if it only supports C#, I'll still happily use it. I'll be waiting (somewhat) patiently to get my hands on it. ...Show All
Game Technologies: DirectX, XNA, XACT, etc. Missile CommandeEr Game (including Source) - XNA 1.0 release
First XNA game...done! It's an old school missile commander clone (only its CommandeEr, like pirates...ARRRR!!!). I spent extra time to maintain the original "cutting edge" graphics to make it a true classic. Check it out... (I just added the screenshots, game and source code to my website) Click here for the game Improvements to come: - MIRV missiles - Extra lives - High scores - suggestions Very nice. This is the first XNA game that was really fun for me to play (Not that I've tried many). I really enjoyed the classic feel. Definitely worth the download. As for suggestions go, maybe you should display the level/wave no. the player is current ...Show All
Smart Device Development OPNET
hi expert, I am using the OPNET to implement a snoop protocol. Now i am facing problem in generating the cache table and also the source code in the snoop_data and snoop_ack. Can anybody help. Thank for advance This forum is smart device development related. Since your question is not related to smart device development, it's off topic here. If you’re having a hardware issue, please contact hardware manufacturer or reseller. If you having an issue with 3rd party software, please contact respective software manufacturer or reseller. Otherwise please post to relevant forum or news group: http://support.microsoft.com/newsgroups/default.aspx Closing as off topic. Hint: find OPNET forum a ...Show All
Windows Live Developer Forums How to obtain permalink
Hi. How i obtain the permalink like maps.live.com, because i want to store in one db that link and after, the user can view the map with all collections added. ...Show All
Visual C++ How can a C++/CLI library catch unmanaged C++ exceptions from an unmanaged library without breaking the C++ stack unwinding?
I have a static C++ library, built with VS2005, that is used by multiple projects. The library throws C++ exceptions (derived from std::exception) from its public interface. One project that uses the static C++ library is a .NET class library that is written using C++/CLI. What I have found is that when the .NET class library calls into the unmanaged C++ library and an exception is thrown from within this library, then the application immediately jumps to the .NET class library catch clause without calling unmanaged C++ destructors during stack unwinding. This of course breaks the RAII idiom and is creating a large problem for me. My questions are: Is this expected What is the best solution to work around the problem Many thanks f ...Show All
.NET Development CodeDomProvider.Parse
I am developing a simple form designer application using C# .NET 2005. I am trying to persist the application from the designer host to SQL server, and later reload it into the designer for further editing after reading it back from the database. Once the application design has been completed, I would like to be able to generate the CodeCompileUnit, generate C# code, compile, and run. (This part is working well). The problem is trying to get the application back onto the designer surface. My plan was to store my application as C# in a varchar(max) field in SQL Server. Then read the text back into a TextReader and recreate the CCU using CodeDomProvider.Parse(). Unfortunately this method is not implemented. Is there a way to get around th ...Show All
Visual C# Method Overloading
I am new to .Net and am learning as I go. The .Net framework guidelines (and a few articles) encourage the usage of method overloading and ParamArrays. What is the motivation for this I have found that overloading makes it difficult to provide new functionality in systems... for example, lets say some interface has a single method that takes an integer arument interface ISomeInterface { void Foo(int bar); } Some time later we need to add an additional parameter, a string... interface ISomeInterface { void Foo(int bar); void Foo(int bar,string ooh); } Using ParamArrays seems ambiguous to me. What is it about using structs/objects that is discouraged ...Show All
Windows Forms Typed DataSet's with Large Amounts of Data
Is there any documented maximum number of tables, relations, or records in a typed DataSet object in .Net 2.0 I have a large DataSet (the select command returns 24 result sets with tens of thousands of records total (approximately 90K records of varying sizes.)) If I fill from a DataAdapter into an untyped DataSet, the fill operation returns in just over 1 minute (approximately the time of the select procedure.) If I then merge this untyped DataSet into my typed data set (after calling BeginLoadData on each table) with constraints turned off (EnforceConstraints = false) the merge takes approximately 20 minutes. If I then enable constraints, the program runs for slightly over 20 minutes, and returns an Out of Memory exception. I expec ...Show All
.NET Development change p12 privatekey passphrase
hi, is there any way we can change p12 privatekey passphrase programatically thanks ...Show All
Visual Studio 2008 (Pre-release) SQLite ADO.NET vNext Provider (Alpha)
I've just released a preview of the SQLite vNext provider with support for the ADO.NET Entity Framework (LINQ, eSQL, etc). Version 2.0.35 Alpha Compiled from the SQLite 1.0.35.0 codebase Requires the LINQ August CTP Download it at SourceForge here: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php group_id=132486&package_id=203236 Homepage: http://sqlite.phxsoftware.com SQLite is a small C library that implements a self-contained, embeddable, zero-configuration SQL database engine. Features include: - Transactions are atomic, consistent, isolated, and durable (ACID) even after system crashes and power failures. - Zero-configuration - no setup or administration needed. - Implements most of SQL92. - A complete database is stored in a si ...Show All
