I see that there is no Check-Ins on ASP.NET MVC Storefront code since Feb 7th. And on this question, Orchard project link is given with the answer. Is there any relation between these two projects?
I'm in the process of setting up a project's development environment from scratch. My company has used various technologies, but this is the first time we're able to focus on the development environment for a .NET project from the ground up -- and I'm the lucky guy who gets to make it work.
I'm actually very excited to do this, as it has the potential to become a pattern for repeated success across multiple projects.
I'd like your help to assess the build process that I'm using and shout out where I may find myself running into issues.
So, here goes--
Server Side:Windows Server 2008 SQL Server 2008 (relatively small / low traffic DB, wasn't worth devoting a separate VM in dev) VisualSVN for hosting source code (just easier to manage on Windows), Trac hooked into VisualSVN for wiki/bugs/tracking NAnt for automatic builds / running unit tests FxCop (potentially) as another set of tests from CruiseControl to check framework best practices CruiseControl.NET for continuous integration, to automatically call the NAnt build and run NUnit / FxCop tests when new source is committed. Dev Machines / Tools:VS 2010 NUnit CSLA (potentially) to use in developing our business logic layer NHibernate or Entity Framework (potentially) help facilitate OR/M
Projectless development simplifies debugging: When creating a web project, you must recompile the entire application when you change a single page. With projectless development, each page is compiled separately, and the page is only compiled when you request it for the first time.
How does compiling happen only for the first time in projectless development?
Should it recompile every time I run the page to reflect the new code I wrote it?
I'm attempting to run/debug an ASP.NET MVC project under .NET 4.0 using VS2010's Dev Web Server. The server appears to spawn successfully and an instance of IE Explorer opens. However, the browser never seems to find the page. The browser just "spins" showing only a white page...no error message.VS is configured to randomly select a port, although I get the same results when configuring numerous static ports.The ASP.NET project is the start-up project.
I have a good amount of knowledge in the ASP.NET Webforms and MVC worlds. Shortly I will be tasked with implementing custom web applications with Sharepoint. I have great flexibility with this project (i.e - I can use custom web apps outside of Sharepoint if that's possible) but like most projects the most limiting factor I have to deal with is time.
Here are some questions that come to mind:
Can I easily integrate a custom MVC project into Sharepoint 2010? What are the pros and cons if I can? Same as #1 only with Webforms. If #1 and #2 are not viable solutions, can I easily create custom web applications within the Sharepoint world? What will the learning curve be with my background? I understand developers can now use Windows 7 to deliver Sharepoint 2010 solutions. It looks like I can use a trial of Microsoft Sharepoint Foundations 2010. If that's correct, are there any development differences or gotchas I need to be aware of before digging into the Foundation version? I don't want to get up to speed on Foundation and then find out that the Server edition (the version that will be deployed) is vastly different.
I'm getting "Cannot connect to ASP.NET development server" almost every time I stop the ASP.NET server before restarting the project in debug mode. It can take between 15 seconds and 2 minutes to get the error message, and Visual Studio is frozen.
Sometimes I get three in a row, and I have to wait 2 minutes each time, or go into Task Manager and kill to process. Then I have to start Visual Studio 2010 again, which is at least three times slower than Visual Studio 2008 to open.
It's *extremely* annoying. I know I don't have to close the server if the code has changed, but sometimes I simply want to restart my website in debug mode (there is a cache on most web service calls, so this clears the cache). A workaround is to add "foo" code to a class and restart the project.
I'm running Visual Studio 2010 Professional on Windows Server 2008. I'm running the Visual Studio Power Tools too, with the latest update.
We have a largely asp.net web form team (With some Oracle developers thrown in).
Question 1:
Is it a good idea to start using asp.net MVC which will mean redevelopment of a number of standard controls for not much benefit.
Question 2:
Is it a good idea to hire developers where there most recent skills are with asp.net MVC?
I doubt there is any benefit adopting MVC now, given the 100+ applications in this suite of products, and the maintenance/rework this will cause. Given this, is there any particular reason to hire MVC developers, as they won't be hitting the ground running, which is what I need now.
I am planning to develop a social networking website for student of a particular university with following facilities.
Forum, Blog, Creating profile, creating groups , Adding Friends, managing groups, dating, chatting etc.
Now if I start developing it from scratch, this will take a lot of time..
I couldnt find any CMS which can in developing social networking website.
Additionally, I would like the website to have my own custom design. Also it should have support for AJAX, SEO and integrating third party applications.
How do you know what is better to use for writing new programs? We are now using Access 2007 frontend with an SQL backend and we are going to VB.Net, what would be our next logical step?
I'm trying to add a product to one or more categories, but I'm going nowhere slow.
Table layout:
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I been trying everything to add a product to a category, but without luck. I would have though this was the "right" way:
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On my "Create" product page, the product is created but I just can't find a way to link a product to one or more categories. It just skips back to the Create page, even though I have put a Redirect in the Controller.
When I turn on Code Coverage in my test settings, on a project that references the Unity DI container I get the following error:
Cannot initialize the ASP.NET project'{Project Name}'.
The event log specifies the following reason:
Could not load file or assembly 'Microsoft.Practices.Unity, Version=2.0.414.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35' or one of its dependencies. Strong name signature could not be verified.
Then I tried to retrieve node type from Node this way - Nodes node = Entities.Nodes.First(); string nodetype = node.NodeTypes.Name; but for some reason node.NodeTypes equalls null despite fact that there is some records in NodeTypes table.
I am asp.net newbie,I used to write in Python and Django.I have very small app with two models: [Code]....
and in database I have also created TeachersSubjects table with 2 fields as foreign keys (TeacherID, SubjectID).So my question is: what should I do now? Should I define another model like TeachersSubjects, or are there any other ways to define this relation?(I prefer to stay with handwriting classes, rether than Visual Studio magic.
when i create my entity data model i have a situation in the DB like this :
TableFirst : [Id,IdTableSecond,IdTableSecondAgain];TableSecond[Id] Created data model is: TableFirst.TableSecond and TableFirst.TableSecond1 Question is: Every time when i create my entity TableFirst.TableSecond will have same relation in behind (IdTableSecond) and TableFirst.TableSecond1 (IdTableSecondAgain) or they may change?
I have 2 table in my db kategori(category) and alt_kategori(subcategory). it have a relation kategori to altkategori.I can add kategori but i cant add altkategori i take this error participate in the 'KategoriAlt_Kategori' relationship. 0 related 'Kategori' were found. 1 'Kategori' is expected.
i am working on a social networking project using MVC2 visual studio, currently i am working on these two tables , post & comment. Each post can have many comments.i have created a post controller along with the related view , and it work well , now i want to add under the post a comment view, where a post can have many comments , i can add the comments on different view , but i need to have a post and under it to add many comments, so how i can do so?
another problem is that in the post table there is a field representing a rating, now i can add in the rating field 1, 2,3,4,5,etc, but i need this field to be viewed as a list having values from 1-5?
I have a MVC project wich uses LINQ to SQL as a data layer.
For example, I have a tables ProductGroups and Products. Product is a child of ProductGroup, so to get name of ProductGroup, in aspx-page I use constuction like Model.ProductGroup.Name.
But when I delete a ProductGroup there is appear a NullReference Exception in presentation page.
While I was using just DataSet and manual SQL-queries, the rows, there was not every joined-element present, simple were not put in query result.
I know that before delete Parent row I have to delete all children rows, it's correct way.
1. Is there a way to ignore rows which has null-elements without manual checking through "IF"?
2. Is there simple way to delete all dependencies without manual enumerating every related tables?