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Visual Studio .NET Beta and Release Candidate versions may not be completely removed because of problems in the removal programs. This article describes how to manually remove all traces of these versions. You must also use the Add/Remove Programs tool in Control Panel to remove all managed programs that are installed on the computer, no matter which version was used to develop the managed programs....
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This describes the steps required and the specific process for troubleshooting the installation of the Windows Component Update (WCU). The WCU is used to update systems for the installation of several products including but not restricted to Visual Studio. NET, Microsoft Office XP Developer, and Visual FoxPro 7.0....
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This article is a quick step by step for setting up Subversion with Tortoise SVN. This walkthrough is general with a slight side focus on operation with .NET and Visual Studio projects. It covers repository creation, creating new source control branches for projects, creating a local copy and the basics of common operations. Focus is on getting up and running quickly with the essential steps....
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To share assemblies within an ASP.NET web application they are required to be placed within the \bin directory, but in order to share them through different applications existing on the same web server it is required to install them into the Global Assembly Cache (GAC). This article will provide guidance to you in the process of adding an assembly to the GAC....
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This application illustrates an installer that changes the values in a webservice's web.config file during setup, according to user entry. The application changes values of key values in the web.config file....
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This walkthrough demonstrates how to create a Web application that can be redirected to target a different XML Web service by using the URL Behavior property, an Installer class, and a Web Setup project. This is useful when you need to target an XML Web service locally during development and want to use a production version of the XML Web service when your application is deployed....
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1. On the File menu, choose New, Project.
2. In the New Project dialog box, select Visual Basic Projects in the Project Type pane, and then choose Class Library in the Templates pane. In the Name box, type InstallClass.
3. Click OK to close the dialog box.
4. On the Project menu, choose Add New Item.
5. In the Add New Item dialog box, choose Installer Class. In the Name box, type InstallClass.
6. Click OK to close the dialog box....
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1. On the File menu, point to New,and then choose Project.
2. In the New Project dialog box, select Visual Basic Projects in the Project Type pane, and then choose Class Library in the Templates pane. In the Name box, type DBCustomAction.
3. Click OK to close the dialog box.
4. On the Project menu, choose Add New Item.
5. In the Add New Item dialog box, choose Installer Class. In the Name box, type DBCustomAction.
6. Click OK to close the dialog box....
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IntelliSense code snippets are one of the coolest new features in Visual Studio® 2005. Code snippets are highly customizable code fragments intended to accomplish simple to intermediate tasks quickly; they can be inserted into your code with just a few keystrokes....
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The Publish Wizard and the Publish page of the Project Designer create a ClickOnce Setup program for your solution. During the publishing process, you can specify the final deployment location for the Setup program, where end users will go to install the solution. This location is called the installation path in the wizard and the Installation Folder URL on the Publish page. This path makes it possible for the application manifest to check for updates. For more information about publishing, see ...
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IntelliSense can pre-select the members that you have recently selected in the pop-up List Members box for automatic object name completion, during your current session in the IDE. This enables you to immediately continue on the desired item, and avoid wasting time typing out its name, or browsing through a list of infrequently used members in the List Members box to execute automatic completion....
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The following walkthrough demonstrates the use of a custom action and the CustomActionData property to create a database and database table during installation....
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When developing applications that target XML Web services, you will most often target XML Web services that are already installed on a Web server. Although this is the norm, there will also be cases where you want to target a different XML Web service when the production version of your application is deployed. For example, you may have targeted a test version of an XML Web service on your development server, but the finished application needs to target an installed version of the XML Web servic...
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Setup projects have a launch condition that can check for a particular version of the .NET Framework version. However, the version may not be the same as the target .NET Framework that the application uses. For example, your application may target .NET Framework 2.0, but the launch condition in the Setup project may look for and install the .NET Framework 3.5. To change this default behavior, follow these steps:
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In Solution Explorer, click the Setup project.
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The following walkthrough demonstrates how to use a custom action to take user input and pass it to a message box that appears during installation. This is a simple demonstration of custom actions, which are useful for many other tasks. For example, a custom action could take as user input the location of the Setup.exe file and use it to launch the application after installing it....
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You can define custom actions to specify commands that are run after an installation. For example, in this walkthrough, you define a custom action and pass the path name of an EXE to the CustomActionData property to compile the executable to native code after the application is installed....
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The following walkthrough demonstrates the use of a custom action and the CustomActionData property to create a database and database table during installation....
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This walkthrough demonstrates how to create a Web application that can be redirected to target a different Web service by using the URL Behavior property, an Installer class, and a Web Setup project. This is useful when you need to target a Web service locally during development and want to use a production version of the Web service when your application is deployed....
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When you upgrade Team Foundation Server 2005 to Team Foundation Server 2008, Windows SharePoint Services are not automatically upgraded. If you intend to use the newest version of SharePoint Services together with Team Foundation Server 2008, you must manually upgrade Windows SharePoint Services 2.0 to Windows SharePoint Services 3.0....
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A common requirement for a development organization is the ability to enforce policy on a developer’s workstation that manipulates the workflow that is involved with integrating source-control changes with the source-control store. Such policy might enforce coding standards, conformance to organizational procedures, or even elaborate rule-driven workflow. Microsoft Visual Studio Team System 2008 Team Foundation Server (along with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Team Foundation Server) provides a me...
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