I requested attach a new add-on (MSSQL) in my application but when I go to the "overview" > "Installed add-ons" the MSSQl isn't installed. With others add-on works properly. I check the billing of my account all its fine.
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I have installed the Bot Framework Composer on Linux Mint 20.2. I have created an Azure Bot in the Azure portal and want to open it with the Composer. When I click on the link Open in Composer in the portal, nothing happens. If I copy the link provided into a browser tab, the browser doesn't know what to do with it. What do I need to do to make this work?
We updated our Microsoft SCCM to Version 1806.
Reporting is running, but I cannot see them in SCCM.
Last Saturday, based on the failed Certificate for the Reporting server in SCCM, I can not open up my Reports.
I can go over my SCCM under Reporting and it does shows me 2 Links for the Reporting Server.
I can open those two Links but it shows me on the browser that the Certificates expired, last Saturday, October the 13th.
I can work with those 2 Links in Reporting, but I need to know howto replace that Certificate for the use in SCCM.
Update: I created a new Certificate on my main Microsoft SCCM Server. I updated my IIS for HTTPS with the new Certification for the Config Web Server Certificate and restarted the Service. Now I can see the Reporting in the Configuration Manager Console. But I can't see the Reporting Service on my local installed Configuration Manager Console, anything else in the SCCM Console is working.
I've developed a cordova app and I wanted to publish it to the Windows Store. A Windows Developer Account (company account) has been bought and associated with my Microsoft Work Account, and I can login via the browser and reserve the app name, start a submission, etc.
To build the .appxupload file required by Windows Store, I was referring the third part of Packaging UWP apps document. However, when I open the Create App Package option, at the "Select an app name" screen, the app name I had reserved via the browser is not displayed, nor is it reserving a new app name. It always displays a network error, as seen in this screenshot.
An unexpected network error has occurred. The app list cannot be refreshed. Please retry by pressing the Refresh button.
Is there anything else I have to do to connect the account to my VS?
PS: The logged in accounts (in VS, and the browser dev account) are the same, I've checked multiple times. There is no issue with my LAN connection, I'm using the same connection everywhere with no problems.
I'm trying to publish a LightSwitch app (web client) to a local computer and local network location.
Unfortunately all the videos I've encountered on-line only show how to deploy the desktop app but not web..
My LightSwitch app is connected to MS SQL server and SQL Server is installed on the same network but not on the local machine.
Here is how far I can get in the LightSwitch publishing wizard:
Are there any good videos regarding how to deploy web LightSwitch apps locally with visual Studio 2013?
Or a condense example?
(1) The missing link is IIS! Go to Control Panel -> Programs and Features -> Turn Windows Features on or off-> find 'Internet Information Services' (IIS) and install it. (There are many options, if unsure install everything except FTP Server)
I'd recommend watching a few tutorials about IIS to get you started.
(2) Next step is to download and install Web Deploy v3.5. (Make sure you choose custom install and select ALL options.)
(3a) In Programs and Features you'll need to make sure the 'Management Service' is installed.
(3b) You will need to make sure the 'Web Management Service' service is started and set to start automatically.
(4) Configure IIS for Web Deploy. (From memory: locate your Default Website in IIS, right click and you'll find a deployment wizard. Run it to create a deployment settings xml file. You can import this into the LightSwitch Publish Application Wizard.)
Side note: The User Name field (You've got 'sa') is not the database account, but a system account.
Good luck.
I am trying to create a silverloght application to open visual studio and deploy it as a webpart in sharepoint site. I am using following code:
dynamic cmd = AutomationFactory.CreateObject("WScript.Shell");
cmd.Run("devenv.exe", 1, true);
this is working fine in standalone silverlight application, however, when I added this as a webpart in sharepoint site. It gives an error that "This operation is not supported in the current context".
Based on my search, the reason for this may be is that AutomationFactory is not available for this application as it requires elevated permission.
Do I have to provide elevated Permission to sharepoint site, if yes, then how to do it?
You need perform some configuration to allow use AutomationFactory:
Use silverlight 5 (version 4 is not allow it)
Set registyry key to allow in-browser elevated mode
Sign Xap with certificate, that installed in user's certificate store in "trusted root"
Install silverlight application on client machine
You can find right a way by googling, it described in many blogs