B&R Automation Studio(AS) 4.5.2 was working. I uninstalled previous version of Automation Studio (4.4.4 and 4.3.5). Now AS 4.5.2 does not load and displays error "Exception at pg" "Could not load file or assembly'BR.TechnologyGuarding.Interfaces, V1.0.0.0...."
Automation Studio is fully licensed.
Download from B&R automation the latest PVI Manager (Ex: PVI_4.6.2.58_CD.zip). Run the installation. During the installation check the Drivers/USB: 1TG500.02 (Technology Guarding) box.
Another simple option to fix this problem is to install B&R Technology Guarding again:
Download the latest version from https://www.br-automation.com/de-at/downloads/software/technology-guarding/technology-guarding/
Install it
After this I was able to start Automation Studio without any problem.
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I have successfully downloaded and installed the developer version of SQL server 2017. Then I went to the SSMS website and downloaded the latest version of SSMS, which is 17.8.1. The exe file was properly downloaded and it is not damaged at all. When I double-clicked it, windows ask me if I am allowing this app to change my device. I clicked yes. Then nothing happened. The installation process just won't begin. My system is 64bit win10, and it is updated to the latest version. I have also downloaded some earlier versions of SSMS such as 17.5 and 17.3 and I encountered the exact same problem. I'd like to know if it has anything to do with my visual studio? I have downloaded and installed the latest visual studio 2017, and it doesn't help.
This happens when the latest dot net framework is not installed. The setup does not show what is its missing it just do not run.
You can try installing 4.6.2 net
Go to this link.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=53344
After finishing installation.
Run SSMS setup and it will show the installation screen.
I have inherited a Visual Studio (VB) project. (I am new to Visual Studio, Net Framework and VB). I need to add Credit Card payment processing using BeanStream. As per the instructions provided on http://developer.beanstream.com/, I tried to install Beanstream package using NuGet Package Manager Console.
PM> Install-Package Beanstream
It installed the package successfully but then rolled back and displayed an error message:
Install-Package: Failed to add refernece to 'Microsoft.CSharp'. Please make sure that it is in the Global Assembly Cache.
I understand that Micsosoft.CSharp is either not installed on my Windows PC or is not accessible to Visual Studio. I did not find 'Microsoft.CSharp' in the Add Reference dialog box.
Could someone please advise how to fix this issue?
I am trying to use MSBuild SonarQube Runner to have my TFS-builds run the Sonar analysis.
I have configured the tool to work with our sonar Server according to this manual. Actually I can start an analysis by building manually via console on my local machine. Additionally, I installed the tool on our build server and when I run it via Visual Studio, I’ll get the error "Failed to locate the code coverage command line tool".
I already found out that the CodeCoverage.exe is needed, but only given with installing an Enterprise version of Visual Studio on the server. I also read that in version 1.0.1, this issue should be fixed (see here and in the changelog this is also mentioned as fixed).
I exchanged the old MSBuild SonarQube Runner with the version 1.0.1, but with building on the TFS in Visual Studio and adding the command lines to run MSBuild SonarQube Runner v1.0.1, I still get the error "Failed to locate the code coverage command line tool".
I also have Visual Studio 2015 Professional installed on the build mashine.
How can I fix this issue without needing an Enterprise version of Visual Studio providing the CodeCoverage.exe?
Code Coverage still requires Visual Studio Enterprise in the 2015 version (see this page).
The bug you referred to fixed an issue in version 1.0 that meant that analysis would fail if the code coverage tool could not be found. Analysis will no longer fail if the code coverage tool was not found, but it doesn't change the requirement to have to VS Enterprise installed if you want to use the Microsoft code coverage tools.
I have Windows 7 installation with 32 bit JDK.
When I try to run MuleStudio.exe I get the following error:
You need to download the 32 bit edition, which is rather hard to find on the first page.
Deprecation notice: The link is valid just for Mule Studio and not for the new Anypoint Studio. Basically think link is just for historical purposes here and there is a 99% chance this is the wrong link for you.
Check the All Mule Studio Downloads page. and select the 32 bit version.
another solution:
open your AnypointStudio.ini with notepad
add or edit the vm
-vm
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_151\bin // edit this with the path of your installed jdk
I just, quite anxiously, downloaded the spankin new WCF REST starter kit. The installed failed. Anyone else had this problem?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/netframework/cc950529.aspx
Edit: The install fails during the template installation. The VS JIT debugger window pops up. Nothing else is running the PC, I am running as an admin on XP Pro, and the error occurs from either the EXE or the MSI.
Yes, it just failed for me too. Got a warning about replacing an existing file during the template install, then a hard crash after I told it to continue.
EDIT: Just tried again - it worked. Did 3 things different:
Closed all running VS2008 SP1 instances
Read the install guide closer and chose to run setup.exe instead of the msi, and did "Run As Administrator"
Didn't close the MSI installer until the delayed template installer had completed.
Here's the Install Guide:
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
Windows Vista OR Windows Server 2008 OR Windows Server 2003
Visual Studio 2008 SP1
INSTALL AND USAGE STEPS:
Before installing, remember to uninstall any versions you have installed on the machine (see the Uninstall section below for steps to uninstall).
Run the setup.exe in administrator mode (right click on setup.exe and select 'Run as Administrator')
The install process will launch a visual studio installer. Remember to click through the visual studio installer to install the templates. NOTE: You may miss the vsi that is launched, so be sure to finish both the vsi and setup.exe installs to ensure that the whole install process is complete.
While running the vsi, you will get a prompt, which you can safely accept to continue.
Once installed, build the Microsoft.ServiceModel.web project installed on your machine.
You need to reference the Microsoft.ServiceModel.Web.dll assembly from the template generated projects, as well as from the samples. Please remember to verify this while using your templates and projects.
Note that you may also use a project reference instead.
There is a solution that includes all the samples provided in the "WCF REST Starter Kit\Samples\WCF REST Starter Kit Samples" location. This gives you a way to easily try out all the samples from one place.