My team is developing a visual studio extension.
We are seeking to add push notifications to update users of updates to the extension. From my own research, I've been able to find out that notifications should show up in 'Visual Studio Notification Window', but I'm having trouble finding more documentation. Where can I learn more about notification support for VS extensions?
We want to add notifications about updates to our extension here:
I've been able to find out that notifications should show up in
'Visual Studio Notification Window', but I'm having trouble finding
more documentation. Where can I learn more about notification support
for VS extensions?
We want to add notifications about updates to our extension here.
I think you cannot get the notification Api in Visual Studio 2019. Please refer to this document:
The Notifications window is not currently extensible.
Microsoft does not open an extended interface to the notification window.
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This application is for tablets for students in K-12. Thank you for any help or pointers. The basic management software is up and running just fine.
Is there a way to upload wallpaper in Kiosk mode? I see the option to prevent Wallpaper changes, but I don’t see anyway to change the wallpaper programmatically.
There is currently no way to change the wallpaper in kiosk mode. However, there is an existing feature request to enable this functionality via kioskCustomLauncherEnabled. The request is currently in Engineering's backlog. Unfortunately, there is no guarantee that Engineering will pick up the request for future work. As such, we have no sharable timelines or additional info.
I suggest that you Join the Android Management API mailing list to receive monthly updates and service advisories directly to your inbox.
I published an app to the App Store using Titanium Studio in 2013. I have recently found a bug in the code that I want to fix and publish.
I logged into Appcelerator's website to download the latest studio since it's been three years, only to find out that it's a paid platform now.
I just want to make a quick bug fix and publish. I don't need any of the services that come with the platform.
I realize there is a free SDK that you can compile yourself, etc, etc.
I don't mind paying for a $36 for one month only if it enables me to just publish a new version of my app.
My question is, if I publish the app after paying the $36 and then cancel my subscription, will the cancellation affect my app? Does the IDE inject some sort of "call home" time bomb?
I tried asking the support at appcelerator but they answered like a politician and dodged it.
Thanks for any help.
A published/compiled app has no direct connection with appcelerator. So if you cancel the subscription nothing happens.
However, if you use paid services... things might go wrong.
Statistics for example is a paid service. If you cancel subscription I assume the app keeps working but will make calls to their backend that most likely will fail (not sure about this). App should keep working.
If you use any cloud service (push notifications, arrow storage etc) your app will stop working of course.
If you don't use any of the services, you can just cancel and be done with it.
That said, if you just want to make 1 change to an app you could just dive in and compile without the Appcelerator Platform and just use the Open Source code.
IBM MobileFirst WL.SimpleDialog appearing fullscreen in windows mobile, windows tab 10. Anybody have faced this issue and have solution please let me know.
Hi Srik, Thanks for replay. There is two environments in IBM MF for generating windows build. One is WindowsPhone8 (Windows8 silver light) .It will gives build for only mobiles. And second one is Windows8(Windows universal) by using this we can generate builds for both phone and tablets.I am using IBM MF simple dialog for display messages and it showing full screen like in the above image. I am using Visual Studio professional 2015 IDE. I think sharing client project is not ethical. Please share your email id so that we will discuss in offline.
Since you are unwilling to provide your project where this issue is reproducible, either write a demo app that reproduces it and provide it, or open an IBM PMR (support ticket) and share it privately with IBM. This is a programming website and you are expected to share code.
If you can't share code, this specific question does not belong here.
I am trying to develop a basic app in Visual Studio that does a simple video chat with another person. Everything was working fine and I was able to successfully open a video chat. However, I have installed Lync with UI Supression, and the app will not run. Examining the InnerException I can see that the program is throwing a COMException "Exception from HRESULT: 0x80C8000B"
Via process of elimination I have found that commenting out the line auto = LyncClient.getAutomation() lets the app run, though the functionality of the app is gone.
After all my searching online I cant determine what could be causing this line to break it, and I know I need that line of code in order to move forward.
Automation is not available to you when running in UI Suppression Mode.
Suppression mode requires that Lync be installed on the client's machine, but you then need to use the Lync SDK to do a lot of the things that the client does for you, such as signing in (no trivial matter). However, the Automation section of the SDK is the link to the standard Lync UI, which is why it is unavailable to you.
You also don't have access to any of the UI controls that make up the Lync client ... with the exception of the VideoWindow control - which will most probably be useful to you.
There's a good article on understanding UI Suppression Mode here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh345230.aspx
Also, a great sample of how to sign in to Lync when using UI Suppression Mode: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh378603.aspx
One more thing: if you have access to it, in this book on Lync chapter 5 actually has an end-to-end example of producing a UI Suppression AV kiosk app in WPF - which might be exactly what you're looking for.
I created an application in vb.net using visual studio 2010. I want to create an installation file of the application that will not be free with a license so I want to create a trial of 30 jours.if there a way I thank you in advance
3rd Party Option:-
If you are open to 3rd party options, you can check out Crypto Licensing for .NET
Building your own:-
The MSDN - VB Developers Center also has a Shareware Application Starter Kit
You can download this and check this out. This should give you some starting points as well as to how to go about it.
There is also an old channel 9 video of how to use it
Caveat : This seems to be a bit old but it should give you pointers to get you started atleast.