Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates

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    - WinMerge as external merge application The first one is a problem with the exit code; it sounds like WinMerge isn't returning 0 even though you successfully completed the merge. You can verify this by running the merge yourself (invoking WinMerge from a command line) and, after it exits, type "echo %errorlevel%" to see what WinMerge exited with. If I'm right, you may be able to work around this with a well-crafted command file (pass in all arguments to WinMerge, then examine the exit code and return 0 from the cmd file if WinMerge's exit code is their success code); then configure this cmd file as the tool instead of WinMerge itself. I'm not sure what's going on with the second case - I'll get the real experts to take a look at this thread. Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - [DSL Tools] Throwing exceptions in rules Hi again, For example, this is one of my rules (verifies if the name of a NamedElement is correct): Code Block [RuleOn(typeof(NamedElement), FireTime = TimeToFire.LocalCommit)] internal sealed class NamedElementChangeRule : ChangeRule { public override void ElementPropertyChanged(ElementPropertyChangedEventArgs e) { NamedElement ne = e.ModelElement as NamedElement; if (e.DomainProperty.DisplayName.Equals("Name")) { if (!correctName(e.NewValue.ToString())) { throw new InvalidOperationException(); } base.ElementPropertyChanged(e); } } } When i change the name of a NamedElement and is incorrect, it throws and exception but it reach the class and display the exception in the code of the model project class, it doesn't display a messagebox with the exception in the debugging project. Am i doing anything wrong or i have to configure something Thanks Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - how to get contents of previous revision Pseudocode: Item myItem = versionControlServer.GetItem("$/.../myItem.txt", new ChangesetVersionSpec(1234)) myItem.DownloadFile(@"c:\temp\myItem.txt") You should also look at the ThreeWayMerge class so that you don't need to roll your own diff code. Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - How to Add Resources.resx and Resources.Designer.cs files programmatically? Hi, If you want to add a file to the resource you have to add it manually, for example, in your Resources.resx file: ... Code Snippet <data name="File" type="System.Resources.ResXFileRef, System.Windows.Forms"> <value>resources\File.txt;System.String, mscorlib, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=**************;utf-8</value> <comment>A text file</comment> </data> ... "data name" is the name of the method that the generator creates to acces the file "PublicKeyToken" you can copy the key of other resource in the .resx file "value" the path of the file The generator creates the following code in the Resources.Designer.cs file: Code Snippet internal static string File { get { return ResourceManager.GetString("File", resourceCulture); } } With this method you can access your file. Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - VS 2005 Addins to right-click menu See http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=509338&SiteID=1 Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - Copy a Table that has User Defined Types Hi Simon, I've tried out the scenario you've described, and found that you are running into a bug. As you've indicated, when you copy a table that includes user defined types, the user defined types are duplicated. However, note that both tables in your model will be referencing the orginal copy, and the duplicate copy is unreferenced. To work around the bug, after copying the table, choose "Database | User Defined Types...". The User Defined Types dialog will list both the orginal and the duplicate copies of your type. To fix the problem, delete the duplicate copy. You wont be able to tell visually which is the duplicate, so you'll just have to pick one and click the "Remove" button. If you happen to pick the orginal, you'll get a message box saying "This type is used by 2 object(s). Are you sure you want to remove it " Choose No, and try removing the other copy. When you remove the duplicate copy, it wont be referenced by your model and it will simply be removed. -Ross Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - New Object We do indeed provide a sample -- the Grammar-Based Analyzer -- which is a parser and MSIL code generator for a simple language. Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - Work with Iterations and making them first-class citizens in TFS Hi Bryan, I hear you and I agree that it is a gap. Iterations as first-class citizens is something we're certainly thinking about but we're not sure what we'll be able to do for it in Rosario. Can you tell me more about how you would plan on using Iterations that have start date and end date fields As well, can you tell me more about the idea of custom iterations that are Release Iterations and how the child Iteration object would fit in Thanks, -Siddharth Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - BUG: Certain extended properties won't add Another one EXEC sp_addextendedproperty N 'MS_Description' , N 'A/B (parens)' , 'SCHEMA' , N 'dbo' , 'TABLE' , N 'xYData' , NULL , NULL In this case I suspect either the slash or parentheses. However if it's good enough for SQL Server 2005 to accept, it should be good enough for DB Pro. Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - TFSBuild Delelte doesn't remove from Bug Details The build numbers are stored in a global list in the Work Item Tracking database. See the following post from Jason Prickett that details how to modify that list to remove your Hello World ones... http://blogs.msdn.com/jpricket/archive/2007/04/24/changing-the-list-of-builds-in-work-item-tracking.aspx Good luck, Martin. Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - Report Parameters and Datasets The rowsets (usually in the form of a DataTable) are generated entirely by your code in LocalReport mode. Are you using Local or server-side reports In the case of a local report, you can execute the primary query based on input parameters and execute another query based on the result or simply execute a query that returns both rowsets (one after another). The Fill method automatically creates multiple tables from these queries. This is described in detail in my book. hth Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - Deleting a team project Further to add to above problem I filred following query on tfsintegration database use tfsintegration select * from tbl_projects where project_name = <project_name> It returned a row with state as "deleting". Manasi Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - Is it possible to install Visual Studio 2005 on an extarnal HD? Dear Dario, I am afraid, you cannot do that. How will you carry the entries in the registry which happened when you installed Visual Studio. That remains specific to the machine on which it was installed What you can do is create a vhd (virtual hard disk image) in your external HDD and then use that image using Virtual PC in the other computers. HTH, Suprotim Agarwal ----- http://www.dotnetcurry.com ----- Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - Local Report and Data Source Yes there are a couple of ways... What is defining the RDLCs for you Are they created by the designer in the normal way I ask because, if they need to be edited in the designer and possibly re-edited later, there are some restrictions on the ways you can add into the document and ensure that the nodes will be retained. If they are being programmatically created or something like that, you have more choices. FWIW I've been working on a utility that will allow you to add custom information of this type and others into RDLs and RDLCs directly from the designer -- it works now for RDLs, although I haven't posted it anywhere. I was thinking of posting a deployable version this weekend, actually. Because it has a designer-oriented mode, so it observes the restrictions I'm talking about. Here's a link to the proto docs -- http://spacefold.com/articles/XMLRSDocs.aspx . IAC I'll just share what I know about ways you can add into the RDL and RDLC, with or without using RDLDocumenter, gladly <s>. In your case you could probably add the data sources in as if it were an RDL rather than an RDLC. The local mode would ignore them but your code could pay attention them. Alternatively, I'd use custom properties of the report node. If you don't use the designer to edit these reports, again, you have more flexibility -- in this case I would use namespaced nodes of your own design. The designer would blow them away but it is much the best way to add custom, complex content into any xml document. >L< Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - Proposed Source Control Structure Have you had a chance to implement and try this out I'm wondering how well it has worked for you. I'm considering something similar, but I have a few questions about the design. If you were to branch "WebApp1", wouldn't you have to branch dependencies found in Libraries as well What would this do to the references made by WebApp1 Wouldn't it be ideal to have a separate team project for each webapp, winservice or windows console app I am still new to VSTS, so I'm not sure I'm looking at this the right way. However, I feel like the lifecycle management generally applies to one product at a time. Your thoughts Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - Can I decide which kind of work item types are visible? Unfortunately we do not have a feature in V1 to scope workitemtype visibility by groups or users. If you want to prevent certain groups of users creating certain workitemtypes, you can use transitition security when defining workitemtype transititions Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - Failed to Register Data Access Guidance Package Hi Bob, Could you post the error that you're getting in the output window (into the Guidance Package Development category). thanks. jose. Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - Crystal Report Load Report Failed Did you find a solution for this yet I have a very similar issue with Crystal 11 and C# Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - Unusual ReportViewer Control Error during Refresh of a Remote Report Hi Kanaida, I am moving this thread from .NET Base Class Library forum to the Visual Studio Report Controls forum, since the issue is related to Visual Studio ReportViewer Control. There are more Visual Studio Report Controls experts in the Visual Studio Report Controls forum. Thanks for your understanding! Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - Manage CHAD compiler No, not at the current time. This is something I am actually working on fixing, though it will take a while for this fix to turn up in an RDK. It turns out that with our current implementation, DataInstructions can point at data on the native heap. So the only possible access from C# is via unsafe. Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - Modify WCF Guidance Package You don't need to modify any bit from the original package. In the copied source just make sure you use a new GUID and name. If they're already modified then you're good to go. HTH, -Victor. Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - Displaying a modal message box If you really want the HWND, you can get it from IVsUIShell::GetDialogOwnerHwnd. Better than that, you can ask the IDE to "go modal" by calling IVsUIShell::EnableModeless(FALSE), not forgetting to call EnableModeless(TRUE) afterwards. Even better still, there's IVsUIShell::ShowMessageBox which does everything for you, including allowing you to integrate with the help system. Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - crystal reports deployment problem Hi the target computer needs to have the reg modules for crystal reports installed, otherwise your report won't work Hope this helps, please close the thread if it does. Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - Authorization issues with Team Proxy Server Hey Mark I am moving this to Version Control group. They handle the proxy issues I am sure someone will be able to help out. I will also assign this to someone on that team. Hope we can get a solution to your problem soon. Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - How to control code lines of each file with FxCop? See the following: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=1017741&SiteID=1 . Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - Intermittent hanging build I'm sorry you've been having this problem. I can't diagnose it here in the forums. I suggest you open a bug using the instructions at the top of this forum. Please get a full memory dump by attaching to the hung process, and attach it to the bug. Any instructions or sample project to reproduce it would help too. Dan Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - Team Suite: No option to add new Web Test Hello, Something might have gone wrong in the installation. I suggest uninstalling everything and afterwards re-installing Team Suite. Another option that you could try is running devenv /resetuserdata from a VS command prompt... but I'm not sure if this will fix up things (since things can be messed up already). Thanks, David Gorena Elizondo [Team Test] Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - Cannot add project with changed path to source control I am unable to reproduce this behavior on VS 2005. When I add the existing project I see adds pended for its files. Is there any chance the project you copied was bound to source control at its old location If you bring up File->Source Control->Change Source Control does it show the project as unbound or bound and invalid If you rebind the project does it work OK Thanks, Ben Ryan Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - empty visual studio toolbox I highly doubt it, but..... did you check your references Maybe you need a certain reference in your project that you are missing. That's usually what I find is the problem from project to project. Derek Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - No online MSDN links when using proxy server Hi Stephan, I haven't tried this myself, but using the defaultProxy element in MRefBuilder's .NET configuration file might work (not MRefBuilder.config , but a new file named, MRefBuilder.exe.config ). <defaultProxy> Element http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/kd3cf2ex.aspx - Dave Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - Null exception when calling ILinkingProvider.GetArtifacts Sumeet, I just got chance to look into it but could not repro this. Is there a way I can repro this in my environment Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio
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    - Help Files You are missing the general SDK which includes the VS2005 documentation, it is more than 300megs so you will need a download manager to download all. Try the link below for details. Hope this helps. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx FamilyID=fe6f2099-b7b4-4f47-a244-c96d69c35dec&DisplayLang=en Tag: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates Visual Studio

Mukund

Hi,

Is there any documentation specifying the difference in implementation of templates in VS 2003 and VS 2005 Or else can some one give major differences

I have to migrate templates in VS 2003 to VS 2005. What strategy should be adopted

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Re: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates

Jay_Vora_b4843e

this may help.

http://www.episerver.com/en/Start_page/NewsEvents/EPiServer-TechNews/EPiServer_TechNews/EPiServer-TechNews-October-2006/Experiences-from-migrating-to-EPiServer-461-and-ASPNET-20/

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Re: Visual Studio Extensibility Difference between VS 2003 and VS 2005 templates

Craig Skibo - MSFT

VS 2005 adds an additional way of creating new projects or project items using the VS Template mechanism. There is more information about this within MSDN. All VS 2002/2003 ways of generating new projects or project items is still supported in VS 2005.

Craig

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