did anyone know how to make a project setup ?
im using qt open cv with visual studio 2010
my project run fine in pc without any problem.
i need to create a file setup to run my project in other platform
how can i make this setup with all necessary dll ?
PS : i have make a setup file and i have install it in other pc
after installation and when I run the application, it crashes
So I think the steps that I have followed are false
please help
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Visual Studio 2015 does not have a project template for Universal Windows Applications in TypeScript. I would like to know how to get started.
In Visual Studio 2015.1, this works out-of-the-box. In 2015.2 and 2015.3 however, you have to work around a TypeScript installation bug. See second part for a how-to.
With the Universal SDK installed, go to New Project -> JavaScript -> Windows -> Blank App (Universal Windows). Simply change main.js to main.ts and you're set.
If you're running Visual Studio 2015.2 or 2015.3, you need to tweak your TypeScript install first. Shout-out to #minestarks on GitHub:
I assume you're running in an English locale here, otherwise I don't think the workaround is applicable.
Close VS.
In an administrator command prompt:
cd %ProgramFiles(x86)%\msbuild\microsoft\visualstudio\v14.0\typescript
mkdir en
copy *.xaml en
copy TypeScript.Tasks.dll en\TypeScript.Tasks.resources.dll
Now open your UWP project again, the TS files should be visible and building when you build your project.
I just repaired/reinstalled my Windows 8.1 PC, and then I install VS 2013 Express.
But every-time I build my projects (all of my projects), it threw me this error :
Error 1 Error : DEP1700 : The recipe file "xxxxx.appxrecipe" does not
exist. You may need to build your project.
I've tried these step:
Repairing my VS 2013 Express
Uninstalling VS 2013 Express-Restarting PC-Installing VS 2013 Express
Freshly check-out my projects and build it from beginning.
But none of those are works for me.
Anyone can help me?
Because before reinstalling my PC everything works fine.
I had this same issue with a Xamarin Forms application when I attempted to run the UWP instance on my local machine. After a bit of digging it turns out that in Configuration Manager (Right click solution file -> Configuration Manager) BUILD was unticked while DEPLOY was ticked. Never going to work as the project can't deploy if it hasn't built!
On Visual studio 2017, simply restarting Visual studio solves the problem (No need to clean or delete obj/bin folders).
Well,
I decided to install VS 2013 Update 4, and it somehow fixed my problem...not sure what was happen.
For a packaged WinUI project, you should also check if Package.appxmanifest exists
I have a several years old project written for WindowsCE that I need to rebuild and deploy it to a device.
When I try to open the project it starts Visual Studio 2008 and reports error that it can't open projects inside because .vddproj and .csproj are not supported.
What I need to install to be able to open these projects?
Thanks in advance
Do you have C# and Smart Device Programmability installed with Visual Studio? You might have to go back to the install media and update the installation to ensure those pieces are included.
Project was working on PC number 1. Copied project to external drive and trying to load project from PC number 2. Both PCs have similar install of VS2010 premium. Can run the website ok locally. VS2010 is giving the following error when opening the project.
visual studio 2010 cannot be opened because its project type () is not supported by this version of the application
Error indicates something isn't installed on PC number 2. But how can I find out what software is missing?
The Visual Web Developer check box was not checked as part of custom Visual Studio install. Doing an change/repair and ticking that box fixed the issue. Strange - other web projects loaded fine. This is the only project that errored.
On the computer where this works, goto:
Tools > Extensions
This should give you a list of the extensions you have installed and you can cross reference it against the computer where it doesn't work.
I'm guessing you have an MVC project and haven't installed ASP.NET MVC on the second machine.
Is it possible to create installation package of two or more installation in visual studio 2010?When installation of the first exe is complete the it will install second exe.
Select the output from both your projects, that should allow you to achieve what you are trying to do I presume.
Right click on your setup project : Add -> Project output