I have downloaded the ASP.NET MVC 2 Release version (using Web Platform Installer) as well as the downloading the file directly from the link in WPI. No error messages are reported after the install.
When I go into Visual Web Developer and select Create New project I only the project reference to ASP.NET MVC version 1.0 and not version 2 (for clarity I have all the other project types, this is just in reference to the MVC projects).
I have restarted, uninstalled and restarted and installed my PC multiple times and it still won't play.
When clicking add a reference I can see the MVC.dll version 2.0.0.0 and add that no problem, but cannot manually upgrade the project since the ProjectTypeGuid used is not recognized.
For reference I am using Visual Web Developer 2008 on Windows XP. ASP.NET MVC version 1.0 is working fine and without issue.
Hope someone else can help.
DNH
I've installed MVC2 (VWD Express) on 3 computers now and 2 of them (Windows 7 and XP) have done this. I fixed both of them by uninstalling MVC1, MVC2 and VWD, then reinstalling via the Web Platform Installer. MVC1 is gone from WPI by the way. You can still download it from MS though. Could be just luck, but like I said, this worked twice for me.
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My existing code work as expected with .net framework 4. But after upgrade to .net 4.6. Its not work
I also ran into this. Had to uninstall all 4.6 frameworks, and then re-install 4.5.2 Framework. And finally re-register in IIS by running aspnet_regiis -i
and then my CR started working again.
So removing 4.6 for Windows 2008 Server is the solution. For Windows 2012 Server, turns out the 4.6 is "hidden" as update KB3102467 that was pushed out around April 2017. Uninstalling that got the Crystal Reports viewer working again on our Windows 2012 servers.
Another answer for anyone... fix is simple but requires a manual change every time their is a patch\update for .NET Framework 4.6
Turns out the problem is that Crystal Reports looks for a folder that matches the version of the Framework including the "build".
The quickest way to manually fix this is go to the web page that has the Viewer and look at the source. You will find a line similar to /aspnet_client/system_web/4_6_xxx/crystalreportviewers13.....
Go to the servers hard drive and rename\copy that folder to the version it is looking for and you are back in business.
I have written an application that I deploy via Clickonce, but I want to deploy it via Installshield, so I am experimenting with it. I found and downloaded dotnetfx45_full_x86_x64.exe, the redistributable for .NET Framework 4.5, and made a Installshield prerequisite from it. I wrote a simple application that has a RDLC report that just says “Hello World”, and it needs .NET Framework 4.5, and used Installshield to deploy it. The Reportviewer needs Microsoft SQLClrTypes_x86.msi and SQLClrTypes_x64.msi, and ReportViewer.msi, so I got those and made Installshield prerequisites from them. For the ReportViewer.prq, I specified SQLClrTypes_x86.prq and SQLClrTypes_x64.prq, as dependencies, and for SQLClrTypes_x86.prq and SQLClrTypes_x64.prq I specified dotnetfx45_full_x86_x64.prq as a dependency.
When I installed my little application on my test computer (running Windows 7), it installed the 4.5 framework, said it needed to reboot, and asked if I wanted to reboot now, and I clicked Yes. I was thinking it would reboot and continue the installation, but when it rebooted, that was the end of the installation. I ran setup again, it asked if I wanted to install the 4.5 Framework (it asked me the first time, too), so I clicked No. After clicking No, it installed the rest of my program, and it ran perfectly.
How can I get the installation to continue after it reboots from installing the .NET Framework 4.5?
Thanks
Here's a blog I wrote about 9 years ago:
Using InstallShield 12 to Install .NET Framework 3.0
It hasn't changed much. You want to use the prereq editor to change the reboot behavior to Note it, fail to resume if the machine is rebooted, and reboot after the installation.
Also please note that InstallShield consumes it's PRQ files from the ISProductFolder (C:\Program Files (x86)\InstallShield.... ) I don't care for this from a CM perspective. I recommend isolating the file and file references to relative paths based on ISProjectFolder and keeping all of these files in your source control tool.
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I wrote a plugin for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011. It runs alongside a bunch of other plugins written by different contractors targeting different versions of .NET.
My plugin targets .NET 4.5. I recently installed .NET 4.5 on the CRM web servers. If a user causes my plugin to fire (Create/Update of account), the plugin runs fine without any issues.
However, when an updates comes from a different plugin, the following error is thrown:
Method not found: 'System.Delegate System.Reflection.MethodInfo.CreateDelegate(System.Type)'
The limited stack trace we've received from the contractor reporting the error says it's occurring within my plugin. I am using Ninject, which I think is the likely culprit. I am guessing that somehow my plugin is being run in a .NET 4.0 environment where this method does not exist.
I am not very familiar with the way CRM runs plugins. Outside of the web servers, do I need to install .NET 4.5 on any other machines? Could this be related to a .NET 4.0 plugin indirectly calling my .NET 4.5 plugin?
Even for crm-2013 Microsoft says that you should use .net 4.0. I think that you are right on the mark when you say that it's the interaction between 4.0 and 4.5 in your plugin. Can you build your project on 4.0? Give it a try and see what happens.
After talking to the company about their CRM setup, they explained there were two servers dedicated to running async plugins. It appears that Microsoft Dynamics CRM always runs the plugins on whatever server initiated the update. Normally, that would be the web servers because the update is initiated by IIS. However, in this case, that would be the async servers. I simply had to install .NET 4.5 on these two servers and the problem went away.
We are using enterprise library 4.1 and smart client software factory 2008 to our application.
how we can upgrade enterprise library 5.0 and SCSF 2010 to our application.presently we are using visual studio 2008.
To upgrade what are the thing needs to be taken care.
Early help would be appreciated.
In terms of Enterprise Library, the best case scenario would be to replace the 4.1 assembly references with 5.0 assembly references and change the configuration (to use 5.0 references instead of 4.1 references). However, you could also hit some issues.
You should read the Microsoft Enterprise Library 5.0 Migration Guide for a full description. The Breaking Changes document could also help you determine if you may run in to migration issues.
For the Smart Client Software Factory the approach appears the same: change the references and configuration to use the new dlls. The Web Client Software Factory 2010 Documentation download has a section on Migrating to Visual Studio 2010.
Install the 5.0 package.
remove all the previous refreneces and add the newer ones generated.
You can refer the dlls by copying it to some folders or directly from the location where you have installed (C:\programfiles\Microsoftenterpriselibrary5.0)
I faced the below issues while migrating
Configuration errors in web.config files - some of my references in the web.config files were refering to the older version(2.0.0.0)(i upgraded from 2.0 to 5.0) and the publictokenkey="null"
so i pushed all the dlls to the gac and added the publicktokenkey from the c:\windows\assembly. which solved the issue
And another issue was regarding the microsoft.practices.enterpriselibrary.caching.cryptography- it was displaying soem weird error.- solution-the bin folder was having the old dlls and when tried to
clean the solution the dll reference was still there. SO i deleted all those from the folder and rebuild again.
IT was initially having the logicacmg.enterpriselibraryextensions.logging which caused some issues- i used the microsoft.practices.enterpriselibrary.logging.configuration.rollingflatfiletracelistenerdata which could solve the issue.
Hope some one might get some inputs with this post
I recently started to use AjaxControlToolkit v3.0.30930.0 in my application together with System.Web.Extension 3.5.
My development environment is Visual Studio 2005, .NET Framework 2.0 and the development language is C#.
The Ajax control I used is the ModalPopupExtender. I also used the UpdatePanel and updateprogress controls.
Everything is working fine on my development machine. But I got a problem after I deployed the application to a server which does not have System.Web.Extension 3.5 installed, which is understandable.
My question is, can the ajax controls I used work without System.Web.Extension 3.5? Say I revert the ajaxcontroltoolkit back to version 1.0.61025.0? I don't have the option to install .NET 3.5 as yet.
Thank you for your help.
John
I figured out a solution to my question.
Here is what I did.
I set my project to reference version 1.0.61025.0 of system.web.extension dll and version 1.0.20229.20821 of ajaxcontroltoolkit. Then I updated all the relevant settings to tell .NET runtime to load version 1.0.61025.0 of system.web.extension dll. It worked out fine.
Hope this is of some help to somebody.
John