I am trying to submit a C# storm topology from Visual Studio 2013 to a storm cluster in Windows Azure. After I right click the project from VS and select "submit to Storm on HDinsight", I got a popup window asking for the storm cluster name. I choose the storm cluster name from the drop down list and click submit. Then I saw the project is built successfully. But after that, nothing happens from the Topology Submission Output window.
I tried with another C# storm topology. And I can see that after I click submit, the Topology Submission Output window shows that the .spec file is being generated, .zip file is being generated, etc and it is submitted.
How to debug this issue? Where to look what command/scripts are run after the submit button is clicked?
Thanks a lot.
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I am using Visual Studio 2013. It keeps crashing under certain circumstances, so I'm trying to submit a bug report.
I have tried HELP > Feedback > Report a Bug, but after logging in at connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio it either has a message saying that I am not authorized to submit feedback for this connection (whatever that means), or the page is blank under the top banner. In either case, I can click the "Feedback" link on the banner, which takes me to a list of the most recently submitted items. From that list, there is no direct way to add an item, but the instructions say "After searching, the option to submit new feedback will be enabled." If I search (which takes literally minutes), I then get a "Submit Feedback" button at the top of the list. If I click this, it goes back to the blank page I saw before I clicked "Feedback" on the banner.
How am I supposed to submit my bug? How can I report this failure of the bug reporting service?
If you are having troubles submitting with the built in tools you can go to https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio and manually submit a bug report there.
Using the built in tools are preferred because you can record a ETL trace and steps showing how to recreate the bug. When you post to connect they may ask you to do those things manually.
However, it is unlikely any bug in Visual Studio 2013 will be fixed. They only release updates for the current publicly released version of Visual Studio which is Visual Studio 2015 currently.
I was working to a lightswitch project in Visual Studio 2015, Visual Studio crashed and after restart of VS and Project when I try to add a table or a Screen to the project I retrieve following message:
Changes have been made to project "name of project" and it needs to be reloaded before this action is taken. Would you like to reload the project now?
I click yes, and after a while appear a Reload windows with following message:
Application metadata has been modified out of the designer.
When you finish those changes, please use the "Reload" button to reload the desiner.
Obviously if I use the Reload Button I get the same windows.
So I cannot work more on it.
Somebody have some tips of how can I solve it ?
Many thanks in advance
Piercarlo
I am trying to create a basic asp.net web application in visual studio 2013. Once I click create project I get the dialog box with messages showing the packages/nugets is loading. I then got a message that it's unable to load the Application Insights. I'm not sure what Application Insights is but I've never received that message before. Also there is a weird folder called ".nuget" that appears in my solution which i never had in previous web application solutions.
I know this could be something related to azure but i'm not sure how to remove it from my solution safely and what i should do in order not have them be loaded in newly created solutions.
Application Insights is a monitoring service that helps get telemetry about your application. To disable the option to add Application Insights to your project, uncheck the Application Insights box in the "File->New" dialog.
I have a VS 2013 installed, and successfully installed "Microsoft SQL Server Data Tools - Business Intelligence for Visual Studio 2013"
All BI project templates are OK, all toolbox items are OK. I also can create a new Integration Services project, and toolbox correctly shows all the SSIS out of the box items.
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However when I try to add a new custom Toolbox item and choose Tools/Choose Toolbox Items the dialog has no "SSIS Data Flow Items" and "SSIS Contol Flow Items" tabs.
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Because of the tabs are missing, I can not add custom component to my SSIS Data Flow Items tab. The following picture is from a tutorial, it shows what I am expecting to see:
I consider the missing tabs a symptom of something went wrong, but not insist to see the tabs, if there is any alternative way to add custom component to the SSIS Data Flow toolbox. But the most relaxing would be if the tabs were appeared...
Btw I have two machine with this exactly same symptoms, a 2012 Server and a Win 7 box.
Any help appreciated, thanks in advance.
One of the complaints custom component developers for SSIS had was that installation of their product (to the GAC and Program Files) still required the manual adding of them, as your final screenshot depicts.
2012+ no longer has this requirement. Instead, by virtue of a DLL being correctly built for that specific version of SSIS, "it will just show up" TM
I'm not finding the blog references but there were announcements about the change
"It just works" was already claimed
I am using Windows Remote Desktop (RDP) to connect to my office computer via a Cisco Gateway. In VS2012, my project is open and I clicked Build/Publish Web menu. The Publish Web wizard window flashed for a second then disappeared. It seems to go behind the main VS2012 and made the main VS2012 go into modal mode. It does not respond to any mouse or keyboard commands. I had to use Task Manager to kill it then relaunch it to regain control. This doesn't happen when I am in front of my office computer. I can see the Publish Wizard in front of the main VS2012 window. This doesn't happen to my coworkers who are also telecommuting via RDP. I tried to look up VS2012 log, but there is no such a log file on my computer. Windows Application Log doesn't say too much either. There are 2 devenv.exe *32 in the Task Manager Processes tab. I killed the one with smaller memory size. It still wouldn't make the main VS2012 come out of modal mode. Please help. Thanks.