Installation :: Add Third Party Package To Project?
Jul 7, 2010
I am having a silly beginners problem with ASP.Net/Visual Studio 2010. I would like to integrate a number of third party packages into my asp.net MVC app (e.g. CKEditor, TinyMCE.) During the prepwork I sooner or later end with instructions to the order of "copy the package into your project/scripts directory". Sounds easy but I still can't figure out how to do it.
For the time being I trick visual studio into adding the package by adding a blank directory, then go to windows exporer to copy files into the directory, then go back to visual studio to add them one by one. That works for a few javascripts but not for a more complex package. Clearly there must be a better way to add a third-party hierarchical structure to a project, right?
I have been trying to install VS 2008 profesional in my computer, I am getting this error "Package Visual Web Developer HTML source editor package has failed to loas properly GUID = BFCC0C3C-6F87-4285-A6C8-BB1606180OD Please contact package vendor for assistance, application restart is recomended , due to possible environment corruption.
i created .msi package.while installing it is dispalying "installer interrupted before installing". i am using windows xp. before it was working in iis.
I Created msi installer for my web application with the help of the following link. [URL] But when I insall application using this installer into my IIS under root dicrectory I can see my .cs files also. How to remove these .cs files from msi installer. ( I am using VS2005).
We have built an ASP.NET application in 4.0 (we can change it to 3.5 if necessary) with a SQL Server database.
I am looking to create an installation package (exe or msi) so that I can provide this file to my clients and they can install it on all of their laptops. This asp.net application will be running on laptops that don't have access to the internet. Some of these laptops have XP Home, Win 7 Home, and other windows operating systems and not all of them have IIS installed. Is there some sort of simple application that I can use to create an Installer application where it will install IIS or some other web server, SQL Express, and .NET framework 4.0. If these applications are installed already, then it shouldn't install it.
I am working on a setup package that installs a web site on IIS7 and IIS6. I've already made it for IIS7, now I need to make it for IIS6. But I am working under windows 7 so I can't install IIS6 on it. Any way, I have to test my setup project. What are the ways to do it (preferrably free and legal ;) ) ? I can think of a remote connection to a machine that already has IIS6 and using a virtual machine, for example virtualbox.org . But even though virtualbox.org is free, WinXP with IIS6 isn't ;) .
Today I started playing with the web.config transforms in VS 2010. To begin with, I attempted the same hello world example that features in a lot of the blog posts on this topic - updating a connection string.
I created the minimal example shown below (and similar to the one found in this blog). The problem is that whenever I do a right-click -> "Publish", or a right-click -> "Build Deployment Package" on the .csproj file, I'm not getting the correct output. Rather than a transformed web.config, I'm getting no web.config, and instead the two transform files are included.
So bit the bullet and installed vs2010 finally. However, when loading an existing vs2008 project, I am getting this error: "The project type is not supported by this installation." the only thing special about this project is that it's a "web application projects" type. what I've tried so far are these steps, but none of these solve my problem:
(1) run "devenv /setup" (2) regsvr32.exe "%ProgramFiles%Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0Common7IDEProjectAggregator.dll"
I have two 3rd party unmanaged c++ dll and one C++ project which uses these dlls. In my asp.net project i added c++ project as reference but in runtime it fails with that error:
Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E
Visual studio puts c++ project's dll into /bin folder auto. Even if i put other dlls into bin folder, it fails.
I have an asp.net app in visual studio and it's starting to contain quite a few files. I remenber seeing a .sln file format that converts the entire files into one file. How does this work?
When i was building my project in my local machine it was giving me the below error...."Error 1706:An installation package for the product Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Shell(integrated mode)ENU cannot be found!!!Try the installation again using a valid copy of the installation package 'vs_shell.msi'"
I've created a deployment package in visualStudio, the package is generated, but it has an awfull structure, which is basically, the path where I've my project(e.g "CONTENT/D_C/WorkSpace/MyCustomer/TheProjectName/TheDevelopmentBranchFolder/TheCurrentBranch/TheWebApplicationName/obj/Release/Package/PackageTmp/TheSiteIsFinallyHere!!!"
It's problematic, because with the web deployer of IIS, it recreate this path.
So how can I avoid the "D_C/WorkSpace/MyCustomer/TheProjectName/TheDevelopmentBranchFolder/TheCurrentBranch/TheWebApplicationName/obj/Release/Package/PackageTmp" part in visual studio?
i'm working on a project (ASP.NET). When i run my project it runs on IE6 because i'm using windows xp. I want to run it on other browsers like firefox, opera etc. can any one tell me how to do this. I've set the default browser as opera frm control panel but it didn't worked.
I'm looking for any and all information on how to execute an SSIS package from my asp.net web site. I have written the call and when I run the application from (Localhost) it works, but when I run it from the server it does not.
Here is my code to call and execute the package:
[Code]....
Again this works from my local machine running from localhost, but not from our live server. I have turned on impersination to see if that worked and still getting the same result. The file is written successfully to the server without issue, but I'm just lost.
I am developing asp.net web application on visual studio 10. I want to move this project to another machine running visual studio 10. I have databases and style sheets with my project. Whats the best way to copy this project to another machine preserving all dependencies.
i installed windows 7 and visual studio 2008 and sql server 2005 Now when I run my web projects, internet explorer opens but it says "internet explorer can not display the webpage", albeit when I put only "http://localhost" in browser it displays a page with iis picture.firefox didn't work when i had windows XP this problem never occurred.
I am trying to open telerik Q1 MVC examples in Visual studio 2010 and I am getting an error
C:Program FilesTelerikExtensions for ASP.NET MVC Q1 2011SourceTelerik.Web.Mvc.ExamplesTelerik.Web.Mvc.Examples.csproj : error : The project file 'C:Program FilesTelerikExtensions for ASP.NET MVC Q1 2011SourceTelerik.Web.Mvc.ExamplesTelerik.Web.Mvc.Examples.csproj' cannot be opened.
The project type is not supported by this installation.Do I need to change anything in my web.comfig file in order to make this run. Below I pasted my web.config file.
i have developed simple login form as my web application. I wanted to connect it with database to add some more features. However, my VS 2008 was unable to connect with SQL Server 2008 on my laptop, I thought, I should copy and paste my entire web application folder into my web space provided by university. I have done that through ftp. However, when I have tried to debug my application (through remote desktop connection on my university server) I got some weired error.
Furthermore, when I have tried to debug my application on my laptop, it gave me an error that "Web.config file has been renamed, changed or deleted........."
So, my question is, "Is it possible to copy and paste your project simply like you do with your other files (songs, movies or photos etc...) and can debug (source as well as destination) without doing any further editing or chages?"........If no, what are the other alternatives?......
I just completed converting my vs 2005 web app to Vs 2008. Question:After I make changes to the app and before I move the changes out to our web server, what must I consider for the web server?1) During conversion I allowed the project to convert from 2.0 framework to 3.5. On the web server, I assume it needs to be upgraded to 3.5 as well. Can I upgrade directly from a site or would you recommend I install VS 2008 on the web server as well (which comes with 3.5)? 2) Do I need to change the application name or virtual name on the web server or can I keep it the same?
I have a web app and a web setup project in VS2010. By default, when I install my web app using my web setup project, in the Installation Address folder dialog window, the default Application Pool is DefaultAppPool. It has been stated in the MSDN documentation that we can change this default TARGETAPPPOOL, say to "ASP.NET V2.0". Here is the excerpt from MSDN... "The Application Pool list shows the available application pools on the target computer, and the default setting is named DefaultAppPool. To change the default application pool in your Web setup projects, you can use a post-build action to update the name of the application pool in the MSI." Is there anybody in the group knows the syntax on setting the TargetAppPool to another pool that exists in IIS, e.g., ASP.NET V4.0 CLASSIC?
