I've been trying, and failing, to get VS.NET 2008 to profile an ASP.NET MVC application. When I try and start a profiling session I get a generic server 500 error from VS.NET: The web site could not be configured correctly; getting ASP.NET process information failed. Requesting 'http://localhost:4750/foo/VSEnterpriseHelper.axd' returned...
Ok, this should be really easy, but I just don't have enough experience. I need to throw a GridView on a WebForm and populate with a List, where Template is my class that has ID, Name, CreatedOn, etc... properties. The GridView needs to display each Template Name as a link. The link should point to TemplateEdit.aspx page, with the fol...
By default, it seems that the GridView spits out <table style="width:100%"...>, which I don't want. I would like not to specify width at all, in which case the browser will figure out how wide the table needs to be. How can I do this? ...
In VS2008, I go to File/New/Project, select ASP.NET Web Application and create a new project. If I right-click on the newly created project, there is a menu item to Convert to Web Application. I thought I just picked a Web Application. What exactly does the Convert to Web Application menu item do? ...
Hi We have a requirement to copy a .txt file into the client machine and open the file using notepad.exe. We develop our application using MS Visual Studio 2008 VB .Net. Any experencied this kind of requirement? Help required... Thanks Shoba Anandhan ...
When I build my project it compiles well, but when Linking it throws huge number of LNK errors! error LNK2001, error LNK2005, error LNK2019 were there in the error list >Linking... 1>MultiCatAttributeInfo.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol "public: class std::vector<class std::basic_string<char,struct std::char_traits<char>...
Hi, I've both VS2008 and SQL Server 2008 Express installed in my computer. When I try create a new DB or attach an existing one, I get the following error message:"This version of server is not supported - Only versions up to 2005 are supported." From that, I'd like to know: Is it possible that VS2008 with SP1 be not able to support...
On one machine with VS2008 installed, when I right-click on a WCF service library project and choose properties, I don't have the "WCF Options" tab but on three other computers the tab is there. The project is all the same one, from TFS. The only difference is that the one that doesn't have the tab is Vista and the others are all XP. ...
There's such thing as __w64 in Visual C++ 9. I came across it while trying to port my native C++ DLL to 64 bit. In particular in crtdefs.h there's this nice snippet: #if !defined(_W64) #if !defined(__midl) && (defined(_X86_) || defined (_M_IX86)) && _MSC_VER >= 1300 #define _W64 __w64 #else #define _W64 #endif #endif which if I get it...
The title says it all. I want to be able to see a time stamp in the beginning of every trace in the debug window in Visual studio. [Time stamp here] The thread 'Win32 Thread' (0xcd0) has exited with code 0 (0x0). [Time stamp here] => CLR ProvideAssembly: AppDomainId: 1, Ref: 'msvcm90d... Example of this is the sysinternals appli...
I have a program that has many settings in it's myApp.exe.config file. Because of specific hardware requirements, I must develop, test, and maintain my program on the client's machine that will run the software once I've completed it, after which I remove my source code. Eventually the client will change app settings to suit their needs...
We've been using Visual Studio 2008 to deploy/publish our webservices for a while now and we'd like to automate the build (get code from sourcesafe, build, label the code, copy files to test pc,...). For our other projects we use Kinooks Visual Build but I can't get it to deploy as Visual Studio does. As the developers at Kinook advised...
I have an application that I'm trying to deploy using a Setup project. It deploys just fine but it always puts it in the DefaultLocation, even if the user changes the file path in the Installation folder dialog box. Why is this and what can I do to actually give the user control of where they install the software? ...
Does anyone know the MSDN licensing rules around upgrade from visual studio 2008 to visual studio 2010 if I were to buy VS 2008 now? I will not be able to get budget for the 2010 one too, but I have heard there are software assurances in place if you have MSDN subscriptions. I will not be able to get an MSDN subscription, so is there ...
My installation of Visual Studio Team System 2008 (Development Edition) does not have it. I can't find it in the SQL Server Enterprise 2008 installer either. ...
This question Refines: Previous Question A good solution was offered to automatically increase the revision number (not by random time values but incrementally) using this tool: Build Task tool given by user: @marc_s The problem with this solution revealed - in a source-controlled environment - when you the files that are not locked -...
For most of my applications I use iBatis.Net for database access/modeling and log4Net for logging. In doing this, I need a number of *.config files for each project. For example, for a simple application I need to have the following *.config files: app.config ([AssemblyName].[Extention].config) [AssemblyName].SqlMap.config [Assembly...
I want a code snippet editor for VS2008. I'd like to just hit a hot key, bring up an editor, type in my snippet, run to my break point and step through. I don't want to have to create a project, create an xml file, or even have to save my file if I don't want to. I've looked through What plugin would you really like to have for Visu...
What I'm trying to say is, if an object is defined as an interface, then instantiated from a class factory, is it possible in VS 2008 to right click on a method call from that object and see the real code, instead of the interface's empty signature? In other words there's a lot of this in our code: ISomeInterface myObject = ObjectCrea...
Does anyone know if you can get the time interval between break points in VS 2008? Plugin?, VS trick? I DON'T want to add code to my existing source code to figure out how long something takes to run, I would like a quick and dirty way to get this while debugging. For you smart asses out there I know I can always whip out a stopwatch to...