I have been having this problem with Visual Studio 2012(2010). My service references are being turned into folders when run project in Expression Blen.Also when this happen, I can't see "update service references" in popup menu when right click on service name.
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I am using NetBeans 8.2. I noticed that the remote synchronisation / download and upload entry is missing in the context menu suddenly.
How it should look like:
I already restarted netbeans. What can I do?
The issue is arising because you are comparing the context menu on the Files tab with the context menu on the Projects tab. I see the same thing for a PHP project.
Projects tab (with context menu entries):
Files tab (without context menu entries):
I suspect that the menu entries are missing from the context menu on the Files tab because early documentation on the Remote Synchronization feature stated "Please notice that the remote synchronization works better only on the whole project (it means that the Source Files must be selected)", and you can't select "Source Files" from the Files tab.
I'd like to run a separate Tomcat Server in my Eclipse/STS environment to mirror the production environment. I managed to create a new Tomcat server with copy/paste, but the "Server" section under navigator still shows only a single Tomcat server. Any idea how to fix this?
1st. Copy-paste the configuration located in Servers project, and rename it to the_new_server
2nd. Copy-paste the server in "Servers" view
3rd. Double click the newly created server, fill the fields as shown, use the Browse button for choosing the configuration path, otherwise won't work, and save
4th. Right click the new server and select Properties. Click "Switch location".
A dialog will appear asking you "Do you want to rename...", but this is not important, if you click "yes", the config folder will be automatically renamed to the_new_server-config.
5th. That's it.
In Eclipse's Project Explorer view there is a project named "JSR-109 Web Services" that can not be deleted or removed.
I did not create this project. It came to Project Explorer by itself.
How do I remove this "JSR-109 Web Services"?
Select "Customize View..." on the Project Explorer view's menu (on the view's upper-right upside-down triangule button).
Select the "Content" tab and uncheck "JSR-109 Web Services Index".
Delete the folder named RemoteSystemsTempFiles in your workspace
JSR-109 Web Services is not a project. Its an implementation standard that ensures that your Web Service maintains the Standards and it (your Service) interoperate with other service there is..
Follow the link for more details.
Eclipse Documentation
and the following link has a work around on removing the same.
uncheck JSR-109 Web Services
really uncheck JSR-109 Web Services
Is it possible to add a web reference to my project in Visual Studio 2012? In Visual Studio 2010 it was possible by clicking the "Advanced" button in the "Add Service Reference" dialog, as it is written on this page :
Add Web Reference in Visual Studio 2010
But in Visual Studio 2012 there is no section "Compatibility" in the "Service Reference Settings" and no "Add Web Reference" button in this dialog. I want to use SOAP web-service, but it works correctly only when I add it as Web Reference (in .NET Framework 2.0 compatibility mode. If I Add it as usual service reference I have an exception during using this service).
How to add old-style web reference to my project?
Or how to use my web service with new style of service references?
Thanks
check the link below
MSDN Link
To add a Web reference to a project
1 In Solution Explorer, right-click the name of the project that you
want to add the service to, and then click Add Service Reference.
The Add Service Reference dialog box appears.
2 In the Add Service Reference dialog box, click the Advanced button.
3 The Service Reference Settings dialog box appears.
4 In the Service Reference Settings dialog box, click Add Web
Reference.
The Add Web Reference dialog box appears.
Solved. CheckBox "Always generate message contracts" Helped. Thanks for all.
From MSDN:
In Solution Explorer, right-click the name of the project that you want to add the service to, and then click Add Service Reference. The
Add Service Reference dialog box appears.
In the Add Service Reference dialog box, click the Advanced button. The Service Reference Settings dialog box appears.
In the Service Reference Settings dialog box, click Add Web Reference. The Add Web Reference dialog box appears.
Hope this helps!
Visual Studios 2013 uses newer version of .NET Framework 4.5.1, which will not work with this web service http://wsf.cdyne.com/weatherws/weather.asmx and others.
but using .NET 3.5 works!
so, if your starting a new project select from drop down menu .NET Framework 3.5
or
if you are already in a project and want to change Framework
1 Click [DEBUG] > '<YOUR_PROJECT_NAME>' Properties
2 Click [Build] and change target Framework
3 Click [OK]
I'm using this method to install an application, but it doesn't put the applications in the start programs menu. I've been searching in the configuration of the Setup project but I can't find anything self explanatory enough, and I can't find it in google either. Any thoughts?
Thanks!
Right-click in the File System tab, click "Add Special Folder" and select "User's Start Menu", then you need to create a shortcut in the start menu folder (instead of actually adding the project output).