I have a win 8.1 phone application which makes https calls continuously.
I am using Visual studio 2013 Update 4 and on Win 8.1 phone emulator.
I am able to sniff requests of IE in emulator, also windows store requests.
But my application is not working when fiddler is on, It only establishes the connection with my server and that's it.doesn't work afterwards.
works fine when it is off.
my proxy setting in the network connections is my ip :8889. This is the same address depicted in the fiddler options.
UPDATE
Same problem is with Win 8.1 Phone also
Any help will be hugely appreciated.
Thanks and Regards,
Saurav
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I am trying to connect an Windows CE 5.0 device through a cradle that only has an ethernet output to an XP machine. I am currently using a network crossover cable but I cannot seem to find out how to do this.
Which version of active sync should I be using? and how do I do this?
Any advice would be great!
Nathan
IIRC ActiveSync non longer supports network connectivity
I am using Visual Studio 2012 in Windows 8. I have set up Windows Phone 8 sdk and everything was working fine until I made some changes to network settings. First I was unable to connect to internet through the emulator. But I managed to set up internet connectivity by sharing the physical connection with my USB modem. However now I'm having problems in launching the emulator which has been working absolutely fine before. When I run the emulator separately (via Hyper-V manager) everything is okay and I can connect to internet but the problem is when I launch the emulator from Visual Studio 2012.
A related question can be found here [1] but the answer is not what I am looking for. Is there a way to fix this issue without running the emulator on a virtual machine?
Thanks
1 Windows Phone 8 Emulator Deployment Issue with Internet
When I ran into this it was caused by my anti-virus software. Specifically, the 'AVG network filter driver' was enabled for the Hyper-V virtual adapter. Unchecking this option fixed the problem for me.
Interference from other virtualization or networking software and drivers outlines specifically which items should be checked for the virtual adapter.
The debugger runs over a TCP/IP connection so if you've changed the HyperV network settings it's possible you've isolated the VM from the host so it cannot open a connection. Try and reset the connection back to it was before you changed it to get the Internet working and this should re-store your debugger.
Edit the .VMX file in your virtual machine folder
vhv.enable = "TRUE"
hypervisor.cpuid.v0 = “FALSE”
and save it.
A little late, but I had to face the same problem and found this solution (all the other solutions didn't work for me)
1.go to network and sharing center
2.go to change adapter setting
3.go to v Ethernet (internal Ethernet port windows phone emulator internal switch)
4.right click it and enable it(if already enabled then disable and enable it again).
I have some Windows Mobile Smart Device applications coded in Visual Studio C# that use FTP for the send/receive mechanism. It's not ideal, but it works.
I've been investigating whether these can be ported over to Windows Phone 7 and the major problem is the lack of FTP in Windows Phone. With 7.5/7.1/Mango I'm interested whether Sockets can be used but I can't find a decent wrapper out there. I've started work on my own but I was wondering if I'm just replicating work already available.
Our SecureBlackbox component suite includes FTP/FTPS and SFTP client components for Mango.
I want to test my web application on Internet Explorer 9 but I don't want to buy a copy of Vista/Win 7 on my developer machine with Windows XP.
Anyone knows a workaround, free and easy?
Use another machine.
Or better, get a set of Virtual Machines established which have an array of operating systems and browsers installed. Build enough VMs, and you are covered for all eventualities, regardless of whether you would personally use them or not.
Link to Internet Explorer Application Compatibility VirtualPC Images
You can't. The closest you'll get is IE9Preview.
I've found that IETester is not a bad way to quickly switch between browser versions for testing.
http://wiki.winehq.org/WineOnWindows
You can try running Wine on windows.
This will let you emulate a newer version of Windows
However, it will be really buggy (not mentioning how Wine is already buggy)
Its a unix/linux application ported for Windows
:)
IE 7,8,9
https://browserlab.adobe.com
Use
https://browserling.com
In unpaid version you have 3 minutes to test any site accessed from Internet on any browser.
In paid version you have unlimited sessions and ssh tunneling.
Trying to develop and test an ASP.NET MVC 2 as well as a hosted WCF app where the client is limited to IIS 6.0 (OS Windows 2003). I am developing and testing in Windows 7 which has IIS 7. I do not have access to a Windows 2003 disk, so creating a VM doesn't appear to be a viable option for me...
Any suggestions or tips would be greatly appreciated
Update:
Lucas' response led me to consider a virtual dedicated server... Going to try that for a testing environment.
You don't have many options
You bend (get a MSDN subscription or Win 2k3)
Your client bends (upgrades to Win7/2k8)
Find someone you know who can let you use an IIS 6 machine.
Get your client to let you use one of their machines during development
You can virtual PC it. If you can use Windows XP, M$ provides a virtual machine + WinXP trial. It's more for using IE6 I think, but I don't think it limits application installation like IIS.
I don't have the link anymore, but it's provided by M$ from their download area