Wcf ria services installed by Silverlight x Tools for visual studio 201x SPx, but how to check what the version of wcf ria service installed on a computer?
I did this: go to add/remove programs and look for 'ria'
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We are migrating our application from .NET 4.6.1 to .NET 6.0.
after deploying the migrated application, it is failing to find framework dlls. After logging into cluster VM looks like .NET 6.0 is not installed on machines. Do we have to have to separately install .NET 6 on cluster?
existing cluster is configured for auto fabric upgrade and current fabric version is 9.0.1028.9590
Thanks
You definitely don't need to install .NET frameworks on Service Fabric - this should be bundled as part of your Service Fabric application packages. We recently went through the exact process of upgrading our applications and I can also confirm that our cluster does not have any recent .NET frameworks installed.
How do you create your deployment packages? I suspect this may be the source of your problem...
For example, if using Azure DevOps, basically you need the following build tasks:
Use Net Core => to install 6.0.x SDK
Restore nuget packages
Build your .sln file via VS Studio build task
Build your .sfproj file via another VS Studio build task with parameters /t:Package /p:PackageLocation=$(build.artifactstagingdirectory)\applicationpackage
And publish artifact using source $(build.artifactstagingdirectory)
Finally, use the default powershell script Deploy-FabricApplication.ps1 that comes with default VS Studio to register and deploy your application to cluster.
Am supposed to develop a windows Service Controller application programming interface (API) driver service drivers. in visual studio 2017
Could someone put me through on the library or C++ template i need to install in Visual Studio.
Since you're using Visual Studio 2017, click on the Open Visual Studio installer to install a missing component
"ASP.NET web development". When the installation finishes, create a new project and write your windows service with "Windows Classic desktop".
Check out this link : https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.serviceprocess.servicecontroller(v=vs.110).aspx
Your driver service requires an in dept research and programming experience.
In my experience in writing windows service, I write it in C# and I write the driver service in C++.
I am trying to install UCMA 4.0 SDK and it looks like one of the prerequisites is a Lync Server 2013 (Bootstrapper Prerequisites Installer Package, Core Components).
Is this supposed to be a fully configured server ? I have a running Lync Server on the Network... on a server, hovewer, I don't want to develop on it. Will the Lync Server installed during installation of the SDK be just a couple of required libs and stuff or is it supposed to be a working Server, i.e. will it interfere with the running Server in the Network ?
Is there maybe a how-to-setup-ucma-dev-environment-for-noobs tutorial out there ?
No you do not need a full Lync/Skype environment to install the UCMA SDK and develop locally, however will need to have a properly configured application server that is registered with your Lync environment to be able to run your UCMA application.
And no the SDK will not deploy Lync.
To be honest to develop a UCMA app all you really need is the Microsoft.RTc.Collaboration.dll usually found in C:\Program Files\Microsoft UCMA 4.0\SDK\Core\Bin once the SDK is installed.
If you are going to run as development server, install visual studio first.
Run UCMA 4.0
Install Core components by navigating to the following path and run OCSCore.msi
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Lync Server 2013\Deployment\cache\4.0.7577.0\Setup\
After that, go the following path (Cd C:\Program Files\Microsoft Lync Server 2013\Deployment) and run bootstrapper from command prompt>>
Bootstrapper.exe /BootstrapLocalMgmt /MinCache
After all the steps, you can start provisioning for your application.
Where is SQL Server CE 4.0 data provider for Visual studio?
I want to use SQL Server CE 4.0 with Entity Framework. I have installed all packages but it's missed in list of available providers for EF?
Is it supposed to be so, or I miss something?
Probably need the SQL Server Compact 4 tools installed as well, if it did not install directly when Visual Studio 2010 SP1 was installed, you can install it. I had to do this myself.
We're building a web application in VS2010, using the .NET 4.0 FW. Our application includes reports that pull data from our database server.
What runtimes or redistributables do we need to deploy to our web server (Windows Server 2008 Standard)? And where do I find them? Is there anything we need to purchase?
You should use msdeploy tool for your purposes.