Is there an option or plug-in for TFS-Server to provide download the shelveset
via browser.
TFS 2013
Regards
raiserle
To download the shleveset, the normal process is Unshelve Changes in Team Explorer, with this you should be able to retrieve the changes in the shelveset into your workspace. If you don't want to use VS, you could give a try with 3rd-party tool --Team Foundation Sidekicks.
You should also able to query the shelveset info in the web portal through Team Project- Code- Shelveset.
And then either right click the file in the shelveset, select download or click contents - download file.
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I have developed a SharePoint WebPart, this component has several properties that I can modify from SharePoint: width, height...
I have installed the same component in Teams and works fine but I don't know how can I change this properties in Teams.
Logically, I think that by changing the values in Sharepoint, they should automatically refresh in Teams but it's not like that.
On the other hand, If I try to click on the "Sync button with Teams", I don't why never works and throws an error.
https://xxxx.sharepoint.com/sites/catalogApp/_api/web/tenantappcatalog/SyncSolutionToTeams --> Error 500
Somebody know how what can I do to sync this parameters?
#vcima, Once you make changes, you need to build it, bundle it and create new package.
After package creation you need to upload this package. Check following steps to upload package
Go to SharePoint Admin >> Open Apps >> It will take you to App catalog >> Go to Distributed Apps - you will see all the packages
Just delete the existing appropriate package and upload the new package. After that from File menu, sync with Teams
for more detailed steps please check this documentation.
Once you upload your webpart package in sharepoint app catalog, You can click on sync with teams button in catalog. Your webpart will be synced with teams and will be visible in teams as tab. However You can edit the webpart within sharepoint site itself but editing a webpart within teams tab is not possible.Please take a look at Making the SPFx webpart available within Teams tab
bulk download from share point not downloading exact files and error.txt files are generated.
is there any application to bulk download sharepoint files
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You can use the Open with Explorer function to open the document library in Windows Explorer, where you can select all the files you want and simply copy them to your destination. Note that this function only works in Internet Explorer, not in Edge or any other browser. There are ways to make it kind of work in modern browsers, but that requires custom code. You can, however, save the location of the document library to the Quick access list to make it easier to find.
Another option seems to be the SharePoint Bulk File Download web part, but I believe this is a paid tool that must be purchased after the trial.
I use Open with Explorer all the time, but I have never tried the mentioned web part.
In the past, I have developed SSRS reports using Visual Studio (BIDS/SSDT). Unfortunately, a company server migration has made it impossible for me to deploy my reporting projects using that technology, so it appears I have to resort to Report Builder now.
Others have claimed that the SSRS project-building capabilities of Visual Studio far exceed those of the Report Builder in SQL Server.
What I'd like to know is: Can I develop a Reporting Services project in Visual Studio and then upload it to Report Builder so that it is deployable there? If so, what are the steps to accomplish this, and what, if any, are the drawbacks?
You can manually upload the report files (the .rdl) files to reporting services, either manually or using something like rs scripter.
When you add a report in BIDS/SSDT it creates the rdl which you can deploy - you shouldn't have to use the report builder at all.
This shows how to upload reports using the web ui:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms157332.aspx
I was able to use my uploaded.RDL file by opening it in Report Builder.
FYI, the steps to upload the .RDL file are:
Start Report Manager (SSRS Native Mode).
In Report Manager, navigate to the Contents page. Navigate to the folder in which you want to add the report.
Click "Upload File".
Click "Browse" to select the .RDL file to upload. You can also upload image files, or other resources that you want to make available to other reports on the server, rather than embedded in your report.
Type a name for the new item.
If you want to replace an existing item with the new item, select Overwrite item if it exists.
Click OK.
Just note that you may have to modify login credentials in the properties of data source's in your report. In order for the report server to access a database used by your report, you may also need to grant it some privileges in the database.
A document in workflow task list is being downloaded when I click on it. it what I expected.
But, when I change the downloaded document. It sync back and changes the document on sharepoint online list.
How can I stop that sync on sharepoint online?
It might be sync to SharePoint work space is enabled. To disable follow the below instructions.
Select the document library. Click Library Settings. Click Advanced Settings under the General Settings category. Under Offline Client Availability category, select No to prevent users from download the documents.
Is it possible to download the XAP Silverlight web resource from a CRM 2011 organization? It looks to me like its compressed or encrypted in the Content column of the dbo.WebResourceBase table. My goal is to download the XAP so that I can compare it to the output of the VS project to see if I am working with the right version of the source code.
To download XAP, you don't need to go to database.
Open CRM 2011 in IE and Go to the Setting > Customization > Customize the System > Web Resources
Open the Silver light web resource you want to download.
Copy the URL (Highlighted in screenshot) and paste in browser, it will give an option to download & Save the XAP file.