I installed the Extension Remote-SSH in VS Code. This should make available the Remote-SSH command palette, which it doesn't. While inspecting the "Runtime Status" of the extension I found that it says "Not yet activated". Does someone come across a similar issue and knows how to resolve it?
Thanks.
Tried to find a solution on GitHub and Google.
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I am working on an ArcGIS add-in (a very simple toolbar with a few buttons) with VB.Net and ArcObjects SDK in Visual Studio 2010. The solution was built successfully and the debug settings were configured.
When I hit Debug, ArcMap application was opened. I couldn't find the toolbar docked anywhere on the ArcMap toolbar. I went to "Customize" -> "Add-in Manager" and the add-in being debugged was not there. Then I tried "Add From File...", located the "esriaddin" file and clicked "Install Add-in". It populated a message box saying "No GUI components found in this Add-In."
I made some Google searches but haven't got any luck to reach a solution yet.
What was I missing? Has anyone come across the same issue and any direction?
Thanks in advance!
Try clicking build first, then open the arcmap separately and check the add-in manager inside of arcmap to see if it got added to the application. If so, you should be able to find it and turn the toolbar on.
I'm not sure about .Net, but I debugged this issue for the Java SDK. You have to make sure you are using the correct versions for compiling. In java, it was an old archive version of jdk1.6 32 bit.
Then I was referencing something wrong inside the xml document. I had changed the name of my JAR file (taken from project name by the ArcObjects SDK). In the xml document it was still pointing towards the old name.
This may not help you, but if anyone else searches this error and is using tje Java SDK, hopefully it will help.
I struggled with this same issue with a 10.0 add in. We had a 10.1 update that worked with 10.1 but trying to install it to 10.2.2 gave me that exact error. So much for upward compatible! I then tried to build 10.2.2 code and kept having this error. Others mentioned needing to build to x86 so I did that although the 10.1 was on Win7-64 and ran with AnyCPU....
I believe the final key for me was in the config file. I had set version to 10.2.2 As soon as I changed that to 10.2, the darn add-in installed just fine. Nice waste of a day for an extra '.2'
I'm trying to modify the standard model in OPNET (install OPNET in win XP) and I have omitted the stdmod in preference Network simulation Repositories. However, when I want to run my project, i get this error :
"The application has failed to start because MSVCR90.dll was not found. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem"
and then I add MSVCR90.dll from ...\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\VC\ce\dll\x86. the error changed to:
"The application has failed to start because COREDLL.dll was not found. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem"
I searched a lot but I cannot found anything useful. How can I solve this problem?
Thank you very much...
I do not know alot about sharepoint and I am having trouble installing a sharepoint solution.
I am trying to install this package called "Workflow Actions for SharePoint Designer 2010" - It installs fine and I can see it inside "Central Administration -> Web applications -> Manage Features" and it is "ACTIVATED", But when I go to "Manage Features" of my site, I cannot see it there.
What Am I doing wrong here? If i go and select the "Feature.xml" file it says
Scope="WebApplication"
How do I fix this problem?
EDIT: I actually need to make a call to a webservice when a workflow starts, and this package seems to offer that. If there is any other package that I can use to call webservice that will also solve my problem. Thanks!
http://ilovesharepoint.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Install%20Workflow%20Actions%20for%20SharePoint%20Designer%202010&referringTitle=Workflow%20Actions%20for%20SharePoint%20Designer%202010
If you want a feature to be installed at your Site Scope then you can change the scope to Site from the feature properties in the feature you have created.
Well after going through a dozen different things I was able to install it myself. Looks like the documentation on the link i gave out above does not work, or atleast it didnt work for me.
I had to force enable it by running powershell and running the command.
enable-spfeature -Identity {GUID} -url {URL}
To find the GUID - goto 14/Templates/ILSPSPDActions and edit the Feature.XML file. It has a GUID in it.
Although after running the above command, the option still didn't appear inside Site Collections -> Site Features -- But it did the trick. Once executed successfully, restart the Sharepoint Designer 2010 and its workflow actions menu will have additional actions in it.
Hope this helps someone.
Using Eclipse STS 2.9.1, I cannot make FindBugs 2 working.
When I right click on the project and "FindBugs", I got an error stating that my project is missing org.osgi.framework.BundleActivator.
Does anyone encountered the same issue and managed to solve it?
Find bugs works for me on STS 3.0.0.M1.
I also meant to ask you for the full stack trace in your error log. You can paste that in your answer.
But, probably your best bet will be to uninstall and reinstall the feature.
I can't shake this error when compiling my Visual Studio.NET 2008 solution. The project that's generating the error is a VB.NET Web Application in a 12 project solution (mixed types and languages).
I've tried all the tricks I can find on google, and the obvious of removing the directoy and folder manually.
I'm running Vista Business 32 with VS.NET 2008 SP1. This just started happening out of the blue today and I've rebooted a bunch and even re-applied SP1 for VS.NET.
Any ideas or has anybody seen this?
vbc : error BC31019: Unable to write to output file 'G:\Projects\TCA.NET\TcaNet\WebUI\obj\Debug\TcaNet.WebUI.pdb': Unspecified error
Update:
After thinking about this and not finding any solutions from answers or via the Internet, I went ahead and moved my entire solution to my C:\ drive vs. my G:\ drive (both are local). Doing this fixed my compile problem for some reason.
I had the same error a few weeks ago when I was compiling on my server from my laptop. Turns out that if G: is a network drive, this could fail. Microsoft have said that fixing this is not a priority, and that there's much better ways of doing things (such as source control). For a one-man project though, it's a pain.
Restart IIS on local.
If that's not the issue then, install Unlocker and try to delete that pdb file when you get the error, Unlocker will tell you which process is holding an open handle to that file.
I have found a list of thing to try to fix your problem :
Zen-turkey Fix list
Hope this help!
maybe it is a dependency problem. check the build order of all the projects..
sysinternals tools should be of help here. using process explorer, are you able to find out if any process is locking this file? another useful tool is process monitor. after applying a filter for the pdb file, capture a trace of all file access activity..
It's probably bug in VB.NET compiler. The error message is incorrect, the real problem is missing file referenced from the project file. For example .vb file.
In my case, I found the missing file and added it, then devenv compiled fine again.
Someone reported that to MS here
Although it is very old thread, but I got this error today and the following link solved it. Hope it help someone reading this.
VB.NET .pdb fix
After thinking about this and not finding any solutions from answers or via the Internet, I went ahead and moved my entire solution to my C:\ drive vs. my G:\ drive (both are local). Doing this fixed my compile problem for some reason.
I had this in Visual Studio 2005 except it was Error 1. I restarted my machine and it fixed the problem.