Using visual studio enterprise edition 2019. I am able to run load test by using the load test editor.
Is it possible to deploy this solution to a server and kick off load test from that server without having visual studio installed in that server?
This is not possible as to trigger load test, that machine should have vstest.console.exe file which is part of Visual studio load test installer.
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I'm a newbie with the dot.net dev envirement and i had to run an app backend using the MS visual studio.
As i'm also running other servers in the same time i'm almost running out of memory in my pc.
I'd like to know if there is a way to run the MS visual studio project in a console without the need to run the whole editor.
Is that possible ?
I am trying to deploy a MVC Application using Code First in Visual Studio 2010. I was able to find Execute Code First Migrations (runs on application start) checkbox in visual studio 2012 under settings tab as shown:
I want to use the same option in Visual Studio 2010. Can anyone help me in finding it? Any help will be appreciated.
You may need to install Visual Studio 2010 Web Publish Updates
Have a look at Code First Migrations : Automatically Upgrading on Application Startup (MigrateDatabaseToLatestVersion Initializer)
When I'm trying to run any type of project using F5 or attaching to a process an error window is displayed displaying the following:
"Error when trying to run the project: Unable to start the program
... The microsoft visual studio debugging monitor does not appear to
be running on the remote machine. This may be because a firewall is
preventing communication to the remote computer..."
But I'm debugging locally. This happens to some projects but not all.
I'm on Windows 8, Visual Studio 2012, and using Project configuration ANY CPU.
What should I do in order to debug my application locally using Visual Studio 2012?
Upgrading Visual Studio 2012 to SP2 fixed the issue.
We are setting up a Team City build server. On previous VS 2008 projects a full version of Visual Studio has been installed on the build server.
We are now starting a VS 2010 project.
Is it possible to run MSTest tests on the Team City build server without installing Visual Studio?
Download the Visual Studio Agents 2010 ISO: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=1334
Mount/Extract the files and copy them to the agent server
Run AutoRun and select to install Microsoft Visual Studio Test Agent 2010
Install using the default settings
Cancel out of the "configuration" dialog (you don't need the actual Agent running, just the installed libraries)
Your MSTest build step should run just fine now.
We have a SOAP server written in C++. In Visual Studio 2005 we used the "Web Deployment" build tool to deploy the DLL to the local IIS server (XP in my case).
After upgrading to Visual Studio 2010 I see that the VCWebDeploymentTool is no longer supported. What are my options now? Is there is command line tool I can use in a post build step to deploy a DLL locally?
I'm not looking for a web deployment "project". I'm looking for a web deployment build step. Purely for deploying to the local IIS on my build machine.
In case anyone else is looking for the answer, I figured out you can still use the VC 2005 web deployment tool with VC 2010. The tool is called vcdeploy.exe, and can be found in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\bin. Just copy this file to a directory that's in your PATH.
In VC 2005, the Web Deployment build tool is basically just a UI for vcdeploy. In VC 2010 I set up a custom build step to run vcdeploy.exe and now my .dll is deployed to the local IIS as it always was.
EDIT: Also note the vcdeploy source code is part of the ATL Server Library available here: http://atlserver.codeplex.com.