How can I convert existing vcproj files to project files that the QT add-in to Visual Studio recognizes and treats as valid Qt projects? Should I just bite the bullet and create new projects to replace the old ones, and then add existing code? I am using QT 4.6 and VS 2008 with Qt Add-in 1.1.2. Original vcproj files have NOT been gene...
I want to change the default project structure for a new mvc project. I have seen a webcast where Scott Guthrie does this but cannot find it. Has anyone tried this? ...
Is it an acceptable programming practice to add a Service Reference to a Project where the Service being referenced is defined within the same VS Project? (Service and Service Reference are in the same Project) example: MyWebAppProj -Services --MyService -Service References --MyServiceServiceReference.MyServiceClient -Default.aspx.cs ...
My knowledge is very limited on VS in fact it's the first time I am using it and very little I know of C debugging too. I have pre-existing .c and .o files that have been transferred into my folder and I open VS to edit them. I then compile on a unix windows with the icl command. What I get is obviously error messages because those fil...
What I usually do is create a new file in the solution where I want to use it (same name), copy & paste the contents of a class from the source solution to the target, fix the namespace & imports as needed. The only other way I know to do it is open the source file in the target solution and then just save a copy into that folder, which...
When I right-click on a resource file in Visual Studio 2008, I get the following message: There is no editor available for 'D:\MyPath\MyProject\Resources.de.resx'. Make sure the application for the file type (.resx) is installed. Any idea on how to solve this issue? By now, I am stuck with opening the resource files as XML te...
I have a file, xyz.cs, open in Visual Studio 2008. If I open a solution, xyz.cs is closed, and VS opens up the files listed in the SUO for the solution. I open another file (in this case a file not included in the solution, we'll call it abc.cs). Then, I close the solution, at which point all open files (including abc.cs) are closed. ...
Hello everyone, I'm writing a paper about website functionality so far I've covered some of them : Event Calendars and Registration, and Appointment Setting Product Databases and Wizard-like applications Flash and other Interactive Multimedia Presentations Online Publishing and Article Modules Surveys and Interactive tools that entice...
I'm creating a library for use with an application that I am building. I am building a name space structure similar to below. MyNamespace.Validation MyNamespace.Reports MyNamespace.Transactions MyNamespace.DataImport etc... Would it be best practice to create a solution with multiple projects for each sub namespace or one project wit...
I've got a pretty big solution with lots of projects. Until now everything worked fine. After adding a Smart Device project it always starts the device emulator selection dialog, even when starting other projects (which don't need the smart device emulator). Any ideas how to disable this emulator (as it takes some time until it comes up...
I'm going crazy and wasting a lot of time. I am running in DEBUG, checked the web.config to ensure debug=true is there, checked the code to ensure I am reaching it, cleared all temp files and pdb's. The only thing that works is to continually kill the solution, create a new solution and add all the projects again. I shouldn't have to do ...
Whenever I create a new project in the Visual Studio 2010 Release Candidate, for some reason I can only see the project that I've created, and not its solution. This is a problem, as I want to add a solution to the project. Is this a bug, or have I turned off the viewing of solutions, some how? ...
Hi, I want put all configuration data from WPF projects to one file for whole solution. E.g. service references, etc. How can I read this data in every single project instead default app.config file? Thanks for any help. Kamilos ...
I've been tasked with researching some .NET code that isn't mine. It's a little hard to figure out because there are so many hooks in different areas. In other words, everything seems to be very highly coupled. I'd like to be able to do the following: Very easily see a hierarchical (tree) view of projects and their direct dependencies...
Hello everyone. I am trying to start a new project (asp.net MVC) and I would like to apply some DDD rules I've learned in these last few months. I don't know how to organize my solution though. I would like to use Nhibernate but I don't want to use Fluent Nhibernate cause it must be something like an experiment. I've seen some examples w...
This is more of an open question rather than looking for one specific answer. As we all know there is no one answer that fits all solutions but I am curious to find out how you structure you asp.net MVC solutions and any pitfalls you may have come across in your design or things that you would do differently if you could start again. T...
I have a solution in Visual Studio which contains several projects. I'd like to run a command at the very beginning of every build - no matter which projects are involved and whether or not they are up-to-date. Essentially I need something similar to a solution-wide pre-build event, but unfortunately VS does not appear to support these....
For some reason I have a solution with a single project and the solution files are in the same directory as the project is. I consider this ugly and want to change it by moving the solution files in a superordinate directory. For now I have edited a single line in the .sln file: Project("{FAE04EC0-AAAA-AAAA-AAAA-00C04F79EFBC}") = "proj...
I added a project, Project2, to my solution. It already had another project lets say Project 1. How can I call classes and methods from project2 into project1? What I did: I have Project 1 and its solution. I added Project 2 to Project 1's solution. Project 1 and Project 2 both have a namespace named Correction. Now, I called using Cor...
I'm currently in the process of backing up my Dev machine so that I can upgrade to Windows 7. I'm super stressed about the possibility of losing something in the process. How do you developers create appropriate backups of all your Visual Studio solutions, controls/components, and other development materials to make sure that everythin...