I have developed four projects of Fitness+Health Training of Windows Phone 7.1, now I want to Merge these projec in a single Solution. So it is easy to Add an Existing Project and then run each project as a start up project, but the Question is: How to access to each project, just on a Button click... Let see the example.
As u see, All projects are independently work, each Project have different UI. Now if I click on the 1st Button, the PushUps Trainer App should be run, and If I click on the 2nd Button the SitUps Trainer App should be run and so on....
so How it is possible to run different solutions inside a main solution simultaneously...?
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I'm working on an ASP.NET MVC web application that consists of 43 projects in one solution. We've created some T4 templates for generating/scaffolding Controllers and Views and they're working as they should, but upon selecting Add -> Controller > MVC 5 Controller it hangs on Gathering Information loading screen for about 4-5 minutes until giving you the option to name your Controller and finally creating one.
The same thing happens when selecting Add -> View, but in this case the Gathering Information part is happening before a dialog in which you choose a view template even opens. After choosing any template it creates a new View almost instantly.
This is happening in both Visual Studio 2015 and 2019. I suspect it has something to do with a size of a solution, because in a blank project in a newly created solution it works just fine.
Does anyone know what might be the cause of this problem and is there a way to solve it?
I just ran across this issue in a solution with 7 projects. Ultimately I ended up unloading all of the projects except the one I wanted to add the controller to. After that, I was able to add the controller with just a few seconds delay, then reloaded the other projects.
For those who may not be familiar with multiple project solutions, to unload projects, in the Solution Explorer, select them by clicking the project while holding either the Ctrl or Shift buttons just as you would when selecting files in file explorer. Once selected, right click and select "Unload Project."
I generated one proces with robocod.jar with requiments who are written in xml..then i change some default activities from older project in one sub procces.
Actualy this project has three procceses(one of them is subprocces)..but when i go to Components and trying to add them one of them is disappearing..i didn't touch other two proccess but still one of them i can't store in components ..please can anyone help me how can i solve this?
When i click "Create or Add a Component Procces" in the right corner in the 'Component Configurations' the Procceses are here,then i click every singel Procces and the i'm clicking ok..and after saving the project one procces is disappearing..i check every activity anda shared resources and everything seems to be allright except this.
I have an existing ASP.NET Webforms Application (see image below), and I've added a new WebAPI project. I have a few issues. The first is that according to various tutorials, it should just work, but alas...well, it does work when I right click on the project and Start New Instance in Debug mode. Right now, I have a single project set to start, but it doesn't activate the WebAPI project, and I would like it to. I know that I could set them both as startup projects, but then they end up in different browser windows, which is not what I want.
I would like to know how to get this second project to also start when starting the first, but in the overall solution sense. That way I can start my main site, but also hit the api/Donation url.
Right click on your Solution and select Project Dependencies.
Tick Donate for the shop.scramble.org project.
Run the Solution and you'll see in IIS Express both applications are running.
I'm using vs2013.
I have one solution with 15 projects under it.
I need to run each project, in specific order, and can't run them parallel.
(need to wait until first one is finish, and only then run the second one, and so on..)
For now, I'm doing it manually, by right clicking on the project--> set as start project, and then click on Start.
Can I do it via script or something else, that will run the projects in the order I choose, one after the other, Sequentially?
*update: I upload pictures of what I trying to do, with build dependencies and set startup projects.
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(original, I choose multiple startUp)
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Thanks.
I want "splitter" to run first, when it finish I want "DocCreator" and when it finish, I want "PdfCreator" to run
You can right click your solution and click 'Project Dependencies' to set up the build order by stating which project depends on another.
After that you can right click your solution again and click 'Set StartUp Projects' to choose which projects will be run.
I am new to Appcelerator Studio and a bit confused over the different alternatives when starting a new project.
I started two projects, one with menu
"New - Mobile App Project - (Project Template) Default Project", and the second with
"New - Mobile App Project (Project Template) Single Window Application".
Both projects have, Titanium SDK version 5.2.0.GA, Deployment Targets: iPhone, Mobile Web, and Unchecked Enable Appcelerator Platform Services.
Please see image link below from Studio Project Explorer on how these two projects look like:
The first project (DefaultProject) makes a single window with two tabs. The second project (SingleWindowApplication) just makes a single window.
Why are the structure of these to projects/apps that different?
In the first, the window creation etc. are done in app.js.
In the second, the code has been moved around to directories like common, handheld and tablet.
What should be the right questions to ask (for an app making beginner) in order to choose between those two "template" projects?
In the second project, why do I get the android and tablet directories? I did specify targets iPhone and Mobile Web.
Why is directory i18n present in the second project but not in the first?
At first, if you start learning Ti, I would start with an Alloy project and straight learn this route. Helps you to be more organized in your projects (MVC structure).
The projects you've created are classis Ti projects (works fine too). The different folders are just a way to organize your projects. You can create them in the first example if you like to. E.g. the i18n is just not part of the first template but if you start to create a multilanguage project you would just add it.
The targets you define are used during compiling. So if you compile it for iphone it won't add the android assets in there, so just ignore those folders (the template creates them). If you create a empty project from the command line ti create select app and android it will just create the android folder in the Resources directory. But if you run alloy new to create an Alloy project inside this directory it will automatically create all other asset folders (again, ignore them, they won't be used)