I've a SP2010 Enterprise installed in Win Server 2008 R2. After i create a web app i'm able to browse the application.
After i deploy a custom solution (which is working fine in MOSS 2007) through WSP Builder Extensions for 2010 using VS 2010 i'm getting
500 Internal Server Error
I'm not able to see anything in IIS Logs, SharePoint Logs and Event Viewer. I guess whatever works in MOSS will work in SP 2010.
How can i track and fix this issue?
WSPBuilder for SP2010 is still in beta, you probalby should use Visual Studio 2010 Sharepoint templates instead.
Have you tried enabling verbose errors?
See link
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New to StackOverflow so sorry if I'm doing this wrong. Trying to get set up with SharePoint 2016 Development. Moving from SP2010 and need to look into getting some things updated. Have a 2016 single server farm set up for evaluation/development and have VS2015 installed on machine, but cannot for the life of me get SP2016 development templates to show up in VS. I had them briefly after installing the Office Development Tools preview, but after upgrading it to update 2 they're gone again! Please help.
Also, looking for good information on converting SP2010 projects to SP2016 if that's possible.
You need to install: Microsoft Office Developer Tools Preview 2 for Visual Studio 2015
I want to add a SharePoint 2013 Workflow to my App (Web). It is a List Workflow. Workflow Manager and Service Bus are installed.
When I create a Workflow and want to debug/deploy the App, the Workflow is not listed as Workflow in the List.
("There are no SharePoint 2013 Workflows associated with this list")
I don't know why, I don't know if its a development or a server configuration issue.
Has someone had the same problem, but solved it?
(Everything is programmed in Visual Studio 2012. Lists, and Workflows, too)
Thank you,
Loki
I was able to resolve this issue - to fix it you need to install SharePoint 2013 SP1. After doing it run following ps script on your server (see this post for details):
$WmsSap = Get-SPWorkflowServiceApplicationProxy
$WmsSap.RegisterWorkflowLifecycleManagementEnvironment()
I am new to SharePoint and I am using SharePoint 2013. I have installed the SharePoint server 2013 on one server and I want to create web parts from vs 2010. But my vs 2010 is present on different pc and I am getting the below error.
"A SharePoint server is not installed on this computer” in SharePoint 2013".
I have search on net and found some links. I have used the below link to create the web parts.
Link : http://sharepointcustomization.blogspot.in/2012/10/sharepoint-server-is-not-installed-on.html
So I have done the below chagnes to create a web parts.
I have Copy the whole registry keys to my local pc.
Copy the SharePoint dlls at C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\15\ISAPI from sharepoint server to local machine.
Copy the necessary sharepoint dlls to GAC by using below command.
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC> gacutil.exe -i "c:\Microsoft.SharePoint.dll"
I have restared my pc and geting the same error as "A SharePoint server is not installed on this computer” in sharepoint 2013".
Can any one help me to resolve this problem.
As far as I know you need Visual Studio 2013 to develop SharePoint 2013 application.
Just one thing, if you are creating sharepoint apps you don't need to go through all steps in your link. Just go to this page and download the napa development tools.
And as the other people said, it is NOT a good idea to develop farm solutions on a server where SharePoint is not installed. You are practically begging for trouble and to be honest, it's really hard to produce anything without debugging possibilited.
Just my five cents.
In my experience it is still better to have SharePoint installed locally for development purposes. I highly encourage you to just virtualize your development environment as cod
AFAIK you need to have the visual studio together with the SharePoint Server installed (in your case, VS2010 must be installed in you server). It seems that you have the same problem as this guy, check out Eric Herlitz answer SharePoint 2010 Development with Visual Studio as the other answer only pertains you to installing either sharepoint in your pc or vs2010 in your sharepoint server. You would only be limited to using Rest API and/or ClientContext API or external connectors.
We have a SharePoint 2013 server on a remote machine. Can I develop web parts without installing SP server on my development PC or VS2012 on the remote machine? There seem to be conflicting messages about this on various sites.
I simply want to be able to build my apps locally and deploy to SP2013. Is there an SP2013 "lite" solution that will help me achieve this on my dev machine?
Yes, you can develop Apps for SharePoint 2013 without installing SharePoint itself. You will need to install the following:
Install the Microsoft Web Platform Installer from
http://www.microsoft.com/web/downloads/platform.aspx
Install the SharePoint 2013 Development SDK from
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35585
You will also need to set up an App Catalog for your SharePoint site to make use of the apps you create.
Note: If you want to develop solution (wsp) files then you will still need to have SharePoint installed on the dev machine.
In SP 2013, it is now available to develop apps without installing SP directly, using Visual Studio 2012.
Please refer to this article
As noted:
With previous versions of the SharePoint tools in Visual Studio,
developers had to install SharePoint Foundation or SharePoint
Server locally before they could build SharePoint solutions in
Visual Studio. This requirement increased the cost of development not
only because more copies of SharePoint were needed but also because
more capable systems were required to host them.
By using the SharePoint development tools in Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 with
Microsoft SharePoint 2013, however, you can create app for SharePoint
solutions on a system by using a remote installation of SharePoint.
You don't have to install SharePoint 2013 on your local system. This
capability is known as remote development.
..and, for WSP SharePoint 2013 solutions, SharePoint 2013 requires Windows 2008 R2, so your development workstation can't be Windows 7 ... so slap on some memory, stand up a 2008 VM and reinstall everything again. Not good - wish there were a better way for sure.
I am a newbie and I have installed Win server 2003, SP 2007 and VS 2010 for creating a web part. However, when I try creating a web part, it says
A sharepoint Server is not installed on this computer. A Sharepoint server must be installed to work with Sharepoint projects
Please help!!!
It's because the out-of-the-box Visual Studio 2010 templates are meant for SharePoint 2010 development. If you want to use Visual Studio 2010 for SharePoint 2007 development, you cannot use these templates.