I have HTML Code snippets. I need to configure it in customer machine while install the setup. I am using below registry entry to configure the code snippets in VS 2010.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VisualStudio\10.0\Languages\CodeExpansions\HTML
I have added the snippet location in “Path” Name in the above location. It is working fine if we used snippets in that machine before install the Setup. But it is not working in fresh machine. In fresh machine the “Path” entry is not available.
Please help me to register the code snippet in fresh machine.
I found the solution for this. If we add the entries in below registry location the Snippet will be available in fresh machine.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VisualStudio\10.0_Config\Languages\CodeExpansions\HTML\Paths
Add string value and put the Snippet path location as data value under the above location.
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Well the big issue I got is how can I run Odoo on my local host (WAMP). I have gotten the files from my company server however I need to test and migrate it so I am trying to run it on my local host however I have had no luck even accessing a single web page. I have copied and pasted the folder into the correct location. However if I try to access it it just takes me to a 404 error or a directory listing page (folder structure)
So just wondering if anyone knows how I can run odoo files from my server to my local host????
Just copying folder structure is not enough for proper migration. You should also have access to the Odoo database: it uses PostgreSQL, and you should either have access to your company database server or duplicate database. It's even more important than files in Odoo directory.
Moreover, for running Odoo on your local machine, you should not have WAMP installed - python with some modules and PostgreSQL is enough.
If you want "clean" install and then using some migration tools, you can install Odoo into your machine (I provided link for 9.0 version, for 8.0 you can use this link or choose corresponding version on the Odoo installation page) - this method will setup all necessary environment automatically, but you should manually upload your data to the fresh install.
Installation from sources is some more tricky, but still not very hard. You can find instructions in official website.
After this you can check directory structure and copy your custom addons, templates, design or content from existing directory structure to the fresh one. Don't forget about database - without it you won't have huge part of your data available on company server.
For running Odoo you should run odoo.py with your python from your Odoo directory (you should have python 2.7.x installed on your machine).
By default Odoo uses port 8069, i. e. for accessing it you should type in browser
localhost:8069
For more detailed instructions please refer to Odoo documentation.
I configured ApiGen on Windows and am trying generate documentation from NetBeans. Everything runs well after many errors, however I have a mistake, which is my destination is my desk from my pc. How can I change this? Whenever I try to generate documentation it never asks me for the destination again.
I tried uninstall NetBeans I do all again, but nothing.
My error is the destination of my documentation.
Current NetBeans ApiGen plugin doesn't work with the new ApiGen v4. If you need to generate documentation using ApiGen, you can use command line to get it working, or use other tools like phpDoc which is working fine from the NetBeans IDE.
You need to right click on the project, select Properties and look for documentation setting and change the folder there. Uninstalling NetBeans won't make any difference as this setting is stored in project as such.
To get an idea, have a look at https://blogs.oracle.com/netbeansphp/entry/apigen_support_added, on the 2nd picture. It might look a bit different now, but you should get the idea.
I have made an installer, a Visual Studio SetupProject, which installs a software I developed and checks if a certain program is installed on the target machine. If not, it launches its original installation file. This file is copied to the target machine during the installation and is launched throughout a CUSTOM ACTION.
Everything goes well with the installation but I have only one problem:
The separate installer, which I didn't develop, should append a PATH to the User Environment Variables referring to the path of a BIN folder in its own installation folder. It doesn't! I checked the PATH registry value of the User Environment Variables and it really doesn't get updated.
However when I install the program separately everything goes well!
I tried to to change the PackageAs Property of the attached installation file from vsdpaDefault to vsdpaLoose in order to make the operation, probably, a bit more "separate" sort of say but it didn't change anything.
Why do the Environment Variables not get updated? My guess is that my installer doesn't have some kind of rights necessary to change these variables.
BTW I'm using Visual Studio 2010.
I believe Hans has the answer. If you fire off that setup from yours as a custom action then it runs with the local system account. That means it is not running as the current interactive user therefore it cannot update the current user's path because it's not running as the current user.
This setup by definition cannot be an MSI-based install because it would fail - you can't do recursive MSI installs - therefore it is code based and depends on running in the interactive user's context.
I am creating a visual studio setup project using vs2010. I want my application to be installed in c:\manufacturer\ProductName. I used [HOMEDRIVE] as the defaultLocation of "ApplicationFolder" which will points to c:\ at the installation time. However, when i put [HOMEDRIVE][Manufacturer]\[ProductName] as the defaultLocation, it raises an error at the installation time saying "Could not access network location Manufacturer\ProductName". I appreciate any kind of help or suggestion.
You can use this default path:
[WindowsVolume][Manufacturer][ProductName]
WindowsVolume property is automatically resolved to the Windows partition (usually C:). Also, all predefined folder property values are ended with a backslash (). So you don't need to add one after WindowsVolume.
I’m trying to create a set-up project for a windows service. I’ve followed this tutorial and many others like it but, after installing my service, I still can’t see the service. I’ve added the primary output of the service to the application directory and created a custom action to include this output on Install, Commit, Rollback and Uninstall.
It claims that it installs correctly.
Should this work? Is there anything else that I can try to get this to install?
Did you create an installer for your service? It is separate from a Setup Project.
See: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.serviceprocess.serviceinstaller.aspx
You can create an Installer by right-clicking on your service's Design window and selecting Add Installer.
In my case, adding the installer was a first step as described by dhirschl's answer. I then needed to add custom actions to the setup project.
Right click the setup project/view/custom actions
then add the primary output to every folder there.
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