Showing posts with label Visual Studio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Visual Studio. Show all posts

Dec 5, 2007

Visual 2005 Website Published An Empty Folder

Just now I was publishing my .NET 2.0 website. What a shock! Visual Studio 2005 shown published completed and successful. However, my target published folder was empty!!

Then I Google out, and try out several solution, and I got this solved my issue:

In that case, you should try to precompile you site manually. To do so, Click Start -> Programs -> Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 -> Visual Studio Tools -> Visual Studio 2005 Command Prompt
At command prompt type Aspnet_compiler -v /WebApplication1 -p "c:\CompiledSite " -errorstack -errorstack Specifies that the tool should include stack trace information if it fails to compile the application. For more see http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms229863(VS.80).aspx If You see some thing like [HttpParseException]: Unexpected end of file looking for tag. Correct the error(s) and run again. Till the time you finish it with no error.
Yeah! Finally I found one of my aspx file containing some invalid xhtml codes.
You can always turn on the validation when you build your web projects.



And you got your error and get it solved before you publish it.

Nov 23, 2007

Visual Studio 2008 & .NET Framework 3.5 Released!




Microsoft announced that Visual Studio 2008 and the .NET Framework 3.5 have been released to manufacturing (19 Nov 2007)

According to Scott Guthrie indicated that source code for the .NET Framework 3.5 will be released in October shortly after the framework itself is available.

Good news to be announced that Microsoft announced two Visual Studio 2008 licensing changes.

One, solutions built with the Visual Studio 2008 SDK (Software Development Kit) will not be limited to Windows or other Microsoft platforms, as they had been limited in the past.

Two, Premier-level VSIP partners can view Visual Studio 2008 source code for debugging purposes and see how their VS extensions are interacting with Visual Studio itself.


New Released Visual Studio 2008 Highlights include:

  • Multi-targeting .NET Framework features.
  • Language Intergrated Query (LINQ) which embeds queries for entities, collections, datasets, objects and XML within .NET programming language. Besides, New integrated features are LINQ syntax checking and schema checking.
  • ASP.NET AJAX and Visual Studio Tools for Office, which were previously available as downloadable add-ins to Visual Studio, are included with VS 2008.
  • Smarter Intellisense for Javascript Debugger includes:
    * VS 2008 JavaScript Intellisense
    * VS 2008 JavaScript Debugging
    * VS 2008 ASP.NET AJAX Control Extender Support
    * VS 2008 JavaScript Intellisense for Silverlight
  • The .NET Framework 3.0 libraries have been updated, with a Windows Communication Foundation designer, WCF support for RSS and REST and better interaction between WCF and Windows Workflow Foundation among the improvements.
  • Visual Studio Team System and Team Foundation server also received a refresh.These features include support for SharePoint 2007.New code analysis rules and check-in policies, better support for testing Ajax applications and continuous integration of builds.
  • Visual Web Designer intergrated with CSS supports and split screen view.

More detail can be read in blog entries:Visual Studio 2008 still be part of the "marketing launch" at the end of Feb, 2008, along with
Windows Server 2008 and SQL Server 2008.

MSDN subscribers can download Visual Studio and download the .NET Framework 3.5 today.

Nov 21, 2007

Vista won't support VS 2003

Vista won't support VS 2003 and the version support decisions Microsoft has made for Visual Studio... get this:

* Visual Studio 2002 & 2003 - NOT SUPPORTED on Vista
* Visual Studio 2005 - supported (with SP1)
* Visual Studio 6.0 - NOT SUPPORTED exclude vb6.0
* Visual Basic 6.0 - supported
* Visual Studio 2008 ( Orcas ) - recommended by Elinkz

BUT, Application on .NET framework 1.1 are able to run on vista though.
You might need front page extension in some cases to enable your .NET 1.1 web app.

In case you need Front Page Extension on IIS 7.0 ( Vista ). click here.

Refer this if you need to get more information about making .NET 1.1 application running on vista. click here

I am now shifting my vs2003 on .net 1.1 to .net 2.0 on vs2005
and applying web services model instead of traditional vb6 component services.

On the other hand, still researching and play around with vs2008 orcas beta 2.

What about you guys did ? Any better suggestion ?

Visual Studio Post-build Event Command Line

Visual Studio provide a Post-build Event Command Line

Common Event Syntax as below:
copy "$(ProjectDir)/your-folder\ your-file" "$(TargetDir)"

e.g:
copy "$(ProjectDir)/Reports\MyReport.rdlc" "$(TargetDir)"
copy "$(ProjectDir)/Reports\MyDocuments.doc" "$(TargetDir)"
copy "$(ProjectDir)/Reports\MyPicture.jpg" "$(TargetDir)"

How to get this event ?
Right click Project property on Solution Explorer.