I have been given an ASP.NET website to host on a server, it is using orchard and almost everything compiles, however on file references Orchard.Utility.Extensions. Visual studio is suggesting that this namespace is non-existent, bearing in mind that all other references to namespaces contained in Orchard are resolving.
I believe that I have the most up to date Orchard version, am I missing something?
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We have a very large solution project for our MVC structure where I work. I am trying to filter my solution explorer down to only relevant files with a custom filter. Microsoft has an article on making a custom filter here, but when I try to build the source code they give it says one of the .NET Framework namespaces is not available (I have already reinstalled .NET). The namespace that won't resolve is: System.ComponentModel.Composition. I am hoping fixing this will allow me correctly build a filter (there are 5 errors in the project total).
I definitely have the 2012 SDK installed (you won't make it far in the tutorial without it).
The Funnel extension may be what you're looking for:
Decrease solution loading and re-compilation times dramatically by filtering projects not relevant for the current task.
The extension loads just the projects defined in filters (load filters must be defined before using them).
You've to add reference to "System.ComponentModel.Composition" assembly. This reference is in framework 4.0.
If you've problem referencing or finding this assembly, refer to this answer:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/6310236/2617201
I have converted a large project, currently in VS 2012 from a Web Site project to a Web Application project.
I have added the namespace to all of my .cs files.
I have ran the "Convert to web application" on the project and it has generated all of the needed files. (So I do have the designer files created as part of this upgrade)
When I compile, it errors off on all of the references in my C# code behind file for all of the UI Controls. The error indicates that the control does not exist. The controls are there, and they are present in the designer files.
I have cleaned my solution and no matter what I do I get this error.
Any ideas / suggestions of things to try? Have I missed something in the conversion to a Web Application?
Fixed My Issue.. It was the inherits statement in the ASPX. I had to include the namespace along with that... Problem solved... so, the syntax is inherits="namespace.formname"
Now it's my turn to ask this question..
I've been reading about setting up an umbraco project in VS2012 but i really don't know if im doing it worng, or if it's just not possible..
Is it possible to setup an umbraco project in VS2012 with ability to add templates, and documenttypes and create sites and more with VS2012 without using the umbraco admin tool? :-)
Yes, in fact, only 2 minutes ago I finished checking in a brand new project, a VS2012 solution housing an Umbraco v6 website.
My solution/directory setup is particular, and no doubt yours is too, but the bottom line is that the Umbraco is just an ASP.NET website, so you can add it to a solution using thew "Add existing website" option, to the root or subdirectory of your will.
Then you can use the Solution Explorer to edit files such as those in the css, masterPages, and macroScripts folder etc.
One note of caution would be this. When using 'Umbraco scripts' (i.e. Razor scripting files and such) then, when created in the Umbraco UI, a calling Macro is also created (by default, though there is an opt-out) and (historically) some database goings-on, and so in the case of scripts, I think it's always wise to initially create them using the Umbraco UI.
Other than that, are you having a specific problem, as I don't see you point one out?
I thought this would be simpler to verify, but I haven't been in VS 2005 for quite some time. I have a web site (not web application) project I'm trying to troubleshoot some errors in and I want to verify the .net run-time version.
The only hint I've found is in the references section of the property pages. There is a reference to System.Windows.Forms v 2.0.0.0. Is this my answer?
I believe it is, but check your Web.config file. Since a web site has no .vbproj file, Web.config is the only relevant file here. This is where VS stores the references that you see in the property pages.
I'm new to SharePoint and trying to get my head around this. I have a simple Web Part project. I also have a custom Data layer project that uses the Microsoft Enterprise Library for data access. In the Web Part project, I am adding a reference to the Data layer project's assembly. I specified in the Package of the Web Part project that I want my Data layer's assembly to be deployed. I can verify this works by using standard ADO.NET classes and not the custom MS library. If I deploy to the SharePoint server (which I have 100% access to) using the Enterprise Library, I get the error message:
"Could not load file or assembly 'Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Data"
What steps do I need to take to ensure this project and all future projects on the server can easily gain access to the Enterprise Library for data access?
Thanks!
You did everything correct until a certain point: Deployment.
When deploying external DLLs, which shall also be put into the GAC or somewhere else, you need to package them with the WSP aswell. This has become very easy with Visual Studio 2010:
Open your Package
Click on "Advanced" (on the bottom)
Add your external DLL and maybe even SafeControls for the web.config