I am trying to add to references Microsoft.WindowsAzure.StorageClient. So there is a question: Is visual studio 2013 support Microsoft.WindowsAzure.StorageClient reference?
You have to install Azure SDK and add reference or create projects that can target various azure emulator or azure feature's within vs2013
HTH
You can install our latest Azure Storage Client Library through NuGet and then start using the new Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage namespace. Microsoft.WindowsAzure.StorageClient namespace is no longer used since our 2.0 release.
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I've been trying to install the Service Fabric SDK with Visual Studio 2015 by following this guide from Microsoft. Once I have it installed I can see in control panel:
However when I then go to create a new Service Fabric Application project the project is not listed there. Additionally, if I try to clone a project from GitHub and load it into VS it says it is incompatible:
Is there any known issues with the current version of Service Fabric SDK and Visual Studio 15?
Thanks!
I want to create a mobile app for connecting to Collabnet VersionOne (REST API). VersionOne has an SDK, but it's only .Net Framework 4.5.1 (Nuget: VersionOne.SDK.APIClient) and Visual Studio 2013 that is supported.
I'm trying to install the NuGet package in Visual Studio 2019, but it fails, e.g, on only supporting .Net v451 - is this never doing to work? Or should I put some effort into it, to try it out?
Anyone working with VersionOne SDK and mobile apps?
You could temporarily make it work by
Opening your Core project settings
Go to general, select .NET Portable and change the settings so it targets the framework supported by that library, by changing the PCL profile
You can also help them to migrate to the latest .NetStandard
I can not find the Azure Function Icon, when I try to create a new Project.
My current Visual Studio version is 15.9.7 and I own a Azure subscription. I can create an Azure Function in VS Code but not in my regular Visual Studio. Azure Developement is installed
My Setup in the VS Installer:
When I try to install azure functions manually, I get this error:
Does anyone know, what the problem is?
it seems this is a generic problem , a github issue is created in here:
https://github.com/Azure/Azure-Functions/issues/399
You need to install the Azure features from the VSTS installer. You are also missing the ARM Template option, which indicates you don't have the feature installed.
The VS Installer is what is used to install VS and is in the start menu:
I am not able to add the newly downloaded WinJS 4.0 as a reference to my visual studio 2013. i already have WinJS 2.0. When i go to the add reference option and try to browse and add its looking for only (.winmd) files which is not available in the Winjs 4.0 package.
Please help me with a step by step process.
I use NuGet Package Manager built-in Visual Studio to install the latest WinJS:
install-package WinJS
then I have to rewrite these files (if I'm using navigation app template) to use the new WinJS folder:
ui-themed.css (Windows Phone)
ui-light.css
ui-dark.css
default.html
Office 365 API in a Visual Studio Multi device hybrid project stopped working after I upgrade from CTP2 to Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova CTP3. How can I fix this?
You need to download and install the latest Office Developer Tools for Visual Studio 2013 or here. There was change in O365 service and accordingly JS library which makes REST call to O365 was also updated. Create new project and add the required service, this will add latest JS library to project under 'services' folder. Replace services folder in your existing project with this new. You have to also change namespace to match the new library. Most of the API name and parameter are same but make sure the API which you were using is there in new JS library. You can find more detail on O365 API here