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    - email notification BisSuscribe.exe on override checkin policy don't work thx it works! Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - Updating TeamPlain with tswa But the question is should TeamPlain be uninstalled prior to installing MVSWA Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - goto/find commands on the context menu Hallo, Regarding the Microsoft.VisualStudio.VSConstants.VSStd97CmdID.GotoDefn and Microsoft.VisualStudio.VSConstants.VSStd97CmdID.GotoDecl : To handle these commands you need to insert a command filter into the text view, to intercept commands that the text view would otherwise handle itself. To do this, see an example in my post in the following article: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=952094&SiteID=1 or read more in the SDK documentation. Search for Intercepting Language Service Commands . After you add your command filter, your implementation of Microsoft.VisualStudio.OLE.Interop.IOleCommandTarget will normally intercept these commands and you can handle their appearance by returning CUInt (OLECMDF.OLECMDF_SUPPORTED Or OLECMDF.OLECMDF_INVISIBLE) for example. Regarding "Find All References" : Beggining with Visual Studio 2005 RTM (if I'm correct), this command has, by mistake (according to my opinion), been implemented in the Microsoft.VisualStudio.VSConstants.VSStd2KCmdID enumeration. You can find it as Microsoft.VisualStudio.VSConstants.VSStd2KCmdID.FindReferences but you handle it under the Microsoft.VisualStudio.VSConstants.GUID_VSStandardCommandSet97 (!) group. You don't need a command filter to handle this. Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - Requirements Management You can also use Borland CaliberRM for requirement management. Good luck ET Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - How do you change the location of the Imported .XML on runtime? Currently in VS2005 the location of the XML is pointed to "c:\TestFolder\test.xml" and I can not find out how to change this when the program is running. I tried the .Load event and nothing changed.. it still loads from that file instead of what I used in the .Load... Here is my setup I have a Form named rptview and i placed the CRClientReport.RPT onto this form which made a component named CRClientReport1 Code Wise I have rptview.CRClientReport1.Load("c:\Test2\test.xml") but the rptview/Crystal Report doesn't update the database its pulling its information from (still pulls the XML database from the "c:\TestFolder\test.xml" Can anyone tell me how do i change the database source at Runtime so I can have it update the information its pulling from the database and be able to print the newely created database file P.S. this is for VB.NET 2005 Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - Auto Inc of Setup Project version and change product code This is a duplicate post of the following: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=1310296&SiteID=1 It was suggested that I would find more info in this group, so I posted it here as well. Part of our build script is to build our set up projects. On each project I have the removePreviousVersions property set to true and I believe you have to update the version number and product code. Any ideas on how I can do this durning the build (aside from writing my own build extension) Wayne Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - can summary information be exported to a Word document I’m using the version of Crystal Reports which came bundled with VisualStudio.Net 2003. I’ve added summary information to my report (Report > Summary info), my report is automatically sent to a word document, however when I check the properties of this document no summary info has been exported. I've run a check to see if the info was being saved correctly through: Response.Write(rpt.SummaryInfo.ReportTitle) and the title of my report did appear, however it is not showing up in the properties of the word document. Is there something I am missing or can the summary info not be exported into a word document created in crystal reports Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - Can't edit macros in Visual Studio 2005 professional edition I had thought I had done the unistall by following the list. But just in case I did try to run the tool you pointed me to. Unfortunately I get the following error from the uninstall: The setup has encountere an unexpedted error in datastore. The action is RestoreSetupParams. The error is Failed to read property "Install.ds" ("MachineConfiguration", '"',"MINOTAUR") from chache Unable to write property into cache: IsClustered Unable to write property into cache: "IsClustered" XmlRW Error: Failure loading xmlrw.dll CheckAllProcedures() return 2 By the way. I am running WindowsXP Home and I am the administrator Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - sotre.query gives more columns then specified in SELECT That's exactly what I'm trying to accomplish, I just want to get 2 columns that contain only the title and description for example but no matter what query I run I get the same 27 fields in my datagrid (the workItemCollection that results from my query is set to datasource in my datagrid). Maybe this makes it a bit more clear, here are the columns I get in my datagrid (this happens even when I do a SELECT [System.Title], [System.Description] FROM .....) DisplayForm RelatedLinkCount Id ChangedBy AttachedFileCount IterationPath Revision Rev State Title ChangedDate NodeName History IsDirty IterationId IsOpen CreatedDate IsReadOnlyOpen HyperLinkCount Reason CreatedBy RevisedDate IsPartialOpen AreaId ExternalLinkCount AreaPath Descriptio only the first column (displayform) is custom as far as I know. Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - How do I close Window Frame from my Custom Editor in a VS2005 Package Thanks Ed. That worked! Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - Schema Update (from db to project) Takes a LONG Time If Any Table Schema Details Have Changed Why not run SQL Profiler to see what's happening This will tell you if it's just hanging, or if it's altering the column on a 10 million row table, which to be fair, could take some time! ; ) Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - URL in Code Check-in Alert Message is not visible Hello Hua, Thanks for chiming in. I checked the web.config and unfortunately there is no configuration node with xmlns attribute. It is correctly set to <configuration>. I am surprised that no one else is getting this Access Denied error. Do you know if the URL is correct https://tfs.cta.com:8081/VersionControl/Changeset.aspx artifactMoniker=162&webView=true I don't see a Changeset.aspx file in the Virtual Directory. Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - - How do I build/print a Gantt chart? Hello Dan, I haven't had a chance to work with Gantt charts, but this kbase refers to a few things to check out: http://support.businessobjects.com/library/kbase/articles/c2014716.asp There is a sample chart.rpt that is installed and it should have an example of the Gantt chart as well as the help file within Crystal Reports itself. For something as specific as this you may need to contact our support team if you need a definitive answer. http://support.businessobjects.com/fix/contact.asp Keith - Business Objects Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - Add a command to a project node Hi Ed, Thanks for the response, works great. The only problem is the command im using for displaying the properties isnt working, it's giving me an error. The command i'm using is this: Code Snippet protected override void DoDefaultAction() { dte = (EnvDTE.DTE)this.GetService(typeof(EnvDTE.DTE)); dte.ExecuteCommand("Project.Properties", null); } The error i get is "Oject reference not set to an instance of an object." You have any idea whats going on Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - Read-only project folder/tree Hello Dmitry! probably a package or maybe an addon... i guess i am searching for the most simple way to realise this. I've got access to the Projects and ProjectItems (from within a DSL package) and think it would be easiest if i somehow can 'toggle' something in the ProjectItems (or extend them) to be readonly. For it to be usefull for endusers it would also be nice to - somehow - give some kewl nifty read-only-icon next to folders and files. Just like SourceSafe gives a lock on files that are checked in. Maybe ghosted or something like that... Peter Vrenken Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - Get template path for custom project type Thanks for the reply, Ole. I tried the second approach and it didn't work either. If I try the same with 'Windows Application' and 'CSharp' it works perfectly fine. But with 'Console Application' and 'IronPython', it doesn't work. Any idea why it doesn't Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - Setup did not find the Visual Studio 2005 Team Foundation databases on the specified database server Hi. We're having troubles installing a duel sever instance of TFS. The data tier installed just fine using the DBA's account (DBA Account) which is a Administrator on the data tier box (DT). Now we're trying to install the application tier TFS software with the System Administrator's (SA Account) account which is an Administrator on the app tier box (AT). When the TFS app tier install Wizard gets to "Destination Folder and Database Server" we get the following error " Setup did not find the Visual Studio 2005 Team Foundation databases on the specified database server. Verify that the database server name is correct and that the Visual Studio 2005 Team Foundation databases are installed on that computer." Again, the TFS database install is finished and worked just fine. The SA says no ports are blocked, no firewalls are turned on. While troubleshooting we used SQL Server 2005 Service Area to connect to the DT and get the following error " DT does not exist on the network, or the computer cannot be configured remotely. Verify that the remote computer has the required Windows Management Instrumentation components and then try again. " We've got a request into our SA and DBA to look and see if Windows Management Instrumentation is up and running on both boxes. Another thought is that since we're using DBA Account to install the data tier and SA Account to install the app tier, maybe the app tier can't see the data tier Does anyone know if both accounts need to be in the Administrator's group on both machines Any other thoughts Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - TFS Source Safe Binding with VB.NET 2003 I assume that you are working with TFS, not with Source Safe. If I'm correct you moved the solution folder down one level, changing its server path. Then you deleted the solution from the server (do you mean sln file or whole directory). If you did it, then you should not be able to work with it - if you do get on the workspace all the fies will be deleted. If you want to still work with this solution you need to undelete it. If you only moved the solution (not deleted it), you should sync you workspace and go to VS2003. When you open the solution it will complain, but you should be able to rebind it just fine. Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - Work Item Tracking and States Another option is to modify the work item so that includes more states, such as: In Development Ready to Test In Testing Ready to Release Being Released Completed When developer is done, s/he'd assign it to the tester as "Ready to Test" / Reason=Completed. When tester picks it up, he assigns it to "In Testing" When the tester is done, assign it to the release manager as "Ready to Release" / Reason=Tested If tester finds errors, assign it to developer as "In Development" / Reason=Bugs Found Or something like that. Does this sound like something you are looking for Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - Reporting on Work item create date? The system_createddate doesn't actually match the created date as show in the work item query output as far as I can tell. Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - Getting Errors with Team Builds - no idea what to do. Are you running the build from the command line or from VS example: tfsbuild start http://Server:port "TeamProject" "BuildType" Also make sure that you have read/write access to both the build directory and the drop location. Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - Specialized support for multiple <see> tags I agree that the feature is minor and definitely debatable. It's really about maintainability. It just seems a bit wrong if a comment writer has to always ask the question: is this the first time I'm referencing another type or member If so, then use the <see cref.../> tag, otherwise just use the <b> tag. If someone else comes along and removes the line containing the first reference, then the pattern is broken. Ultimately, if several people are maintaining an API doc, you want to have guidelines that are simple to follow and make sense. Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - Code Analysis Policy Problem Eagle Tsui wrote: No body can help me I want to know this is a bug or by design. I think it's by design, but I'm not a big fan of this design. The Migrate function will only turn on rules in your project, it will never turn rules off. I think it is done this way in case you want to have extra rules turned on in your project that aren't part of the policy...so the migrate won't keep turning them off. Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - November CTP: MRefBuilder /internal+ is ignored I too am having problems with this option. Has there been any further progress on checking if the functionality was accidentally regressed Many thanks, mike Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - Get Latest Version extremely slow Hello, The workspace contains only one mapping. Something I did not mention previously is that each subfolder in the problematic project also contains one binary file (DLL). Whereas the other project which does allow us to do "Get Latest" from the top level (although also very slow) does not have so many binary files. Regards, Henk. Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - TFS 2008 - upgrade from 2005 and change server configuration? Hi, The two changes you plan to do are supported in TFS 2008. You can find more details in these blog posts http://blogs.msdn.com/sudhir/archive/2007/08/03/upgrade-tfs-2005-with-wss2-0-to-tfs-2008-orcas-with-existing-wss3-0-farm.aspx http://blogs.msdn.com/sudhir/archive/2007/05/31/upgrade-tfs-2005-with-default-instance-to-orcas-with-named-instance.aspx Thanks Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - Search Engine friendly output? Anand, Thanks for the response. I don't think you have to add any keywords to make sure that your site is searched, it seems like you'd have to go out of your way to make sure it's not searched. I wonder if it's because of the frames Anyway, you can see our documentation at http://www.rightedgesystems.com/documentation/developerguide/index.html Thank you. Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - MSBuild and Compiling/building Dependencies issue Thank for quick reply. I am using MSBuild Command line to compile project/solution, is there a way to perform that through MSBuild. Regards, Mushq Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - Dealing with legacy databases Hi, I understand there are two projects p1 and p2. And in reality they are referencing each other. However it is not possible in Dbpro, so let's assume p2 is referencing p1, but p1 is not referencing any projects. If the MyView object is in p2, it should be using the Sql cmd syntax: [$(p1)].[dbo].[Foo]( MyColumn1 ) If it is in p1, then you can use it as you did, but you have to deploy p2 into you validation server with the name [OtherDatabase]. Thanks, Gokhan Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - Viewing test run results for a particular test case Hi, I've expected that it should be possible to check how many times a particular test case have been executed, and what is the result of this execution, simply by clicking on the test case in the Test Manager and clicking on "History" somewhere in the menu. All in all, do you plan to make this function, or most likely I should create a custom report Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - WizardUIP sample from VS 2005 SDK 2007.02 generates 15 Fatal Compile Errors. No, I do not have any previous version installed. Version 2007.02 is the first version that I installed of VS 2005 SDK. How do I fix all of the 15 errors that are listed Why are these namespaces not defines Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window
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    - Minimum Requirement for the Visual Studio 2008 Beta somebody plz tell me, whats the minimum hardware n software configuration for Visual Studio 2008 danny Tag: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window

MK.BlackCoffee

In Vs.Net 2005, I can implement CreateToolWindow2 create new window with User Control and can not with the Window Form type.But i need create the new window just like "Go To"(in Edit menu) Command window.so ,which function or interface can help me to implement

Thanks

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Re: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window

Carlos Quintero - MVP

Modeless windows are created as toolwindows calling the CreateToolwindow function with a .NET usercontrol, but modal windows like the GoTo Line window can be created as Windows Forms and showing them modally.

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Re: How to create a window just like "Go To" Command window

MK.BlackCoffee

Thanks, Carlos

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