I want to validate .btm map and want to generate xslt file but as mentioned in the following article: How to Configure Map Validation and Test Parameters
The "Validate Map" option not showing by doing a right click on .btm file as seen in the Screenshot below.
Any solution?
Install Visual studio tools from your BizTalk installer
After adding this option, make sure you restart your visual studio and build your project. You should able to validate your map.
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I have a GitHub project for Visual Studio Ansible extension, in this extension I want to change icon of ansible file in Visual Studio (.ansible and .ansible.yaml) based on file extension, but I do not know How to do it?
Anybody know to How to do it?
I write extension for Visual Studio 2022
related to https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/visualstudio-docs/issues/8966#issue-1588941743
Updated 2/17/2023
I think it is related to https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/extensibility/internals/manifest-from-resources?view=vs-2022
and based on How to add custom icons to solution explorer in Visual Studio I try to add resources and image manifest, but my file display void instead of display correct icon, and I do not know my mistake
I update source code, that you have see it https://github.com/soroshsabz/visualstudio-ansible/tree/features/5-add-syntax
related to https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/t/New-icon-for-custom-file-type-is-not-d/10283644
thanks
How to change debug port in Visual Studio 2017? I checked the property pages but to no avail.
For me, I was able to find it with the following steps in Visual Studio 2017:
Right click on the web project, then click Properties.
Click on the Debug tab.
Under the Profile IIS Express, you will find the port at the App URL box.
Go into the .sln file and edit the port there.
For example, if it's currently on port: 50722
Then just do a replace: 50722 replace with: 50723 and it should build just fine. There should be about 5 spots it'll replace.
Project file properties
In VS 2017, I was able to update it in the project properties, instead of the solution properties.
Right-click on your project file, then choose Properties.
On the Web tab find the Project Url section. It should say
something like
https://localhost:44348/
Simply modify it to your desired port number and save.
I have started a Cordova project with Visual Studio 2015. I don't know if this is standard behavior, but when I right click to add a new item, I get only few options. I wanted to add i.e "TypeScript json config file" aka tsconfig, but I don't get this option and I also fell like other many options are missing. This is a new computer and I don't know if I'm missing any kind of installation.
The options in the Add New Item dialog are different for Cordova projects, versus other projects like ASP.NET. The list you see here is what you get with Cordova projects. That being said - I'll forward this feedback along to our team (I'm part of the Visual Studio Cordova Tools team)!
My toolbox is empty.
Obviously, I'm not the first. I read this question and this other question, but that didn't help.
I click here...
I get this window...
With instructions that say: "...Drag an item onto this text, to add it to the toolbox..."
Sounds good; from where do I get such items to drag?
The toolbox is empty because there is no project loaded.
The toolbox is populated with tools/controls according to the type of the current project. The controls are different for MFC than they are for ASP.NET, for example. If you haven't loaded any project, Visual Studio can't populate the toolbox.
Either open an existing project, or go to File -> New Project to create a new one.
Have you tried right-clicking on it and selecting the "Reset Toolbox" option? You can also try to manually add specific tools to it by using the "Choose Items..." option.
A common suggest is also to go into the Visual Studio 2010 Directory and delete all of the .tbd files within the following directory (Related) :
C:\Documents and Settings\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\VisualStudio\10.0"
Although if neither of these options work, you will really want to consider possibly reinstalling / repairing Visual Studio.
Is your project running? I noticed that my toolbox is empty when I am debugging the project. Try stopping debugging.
In Visual Studio there are some file properties such as Build Action, Custom Tool, and whether the file is Content etc. Where are these properties stored? For instance, if I modify the build action for a file, how does Visual Studio remember the new value?
In the .CSPROJ file, wich is stored as xml since Visual Studio 2005 I think. You can Right Click on a project, do "Unload", and then right click again and do "Edit xxx.csproj" and you will see the text directly. If you update it, you can again right click and do a "Reload".
You'll want to take a look at the solution (.sln) and project (.csproj) files.
This msdn project properties link might also help.