Please let me know, to deploy Mobilefirst application in SIT and UAT test environments do we need to go with Enterprise edition or is there any other way we can use developer edition.
You cannot use the developer edition anywhere else other than in Eclipse, not only because the license is different and you... must pay..., but also technically - the developer edition is missing key components, such as the Server component. Without this, you cannot create any test or sit or prod environments.
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Does TFS 2008 support test management om Internet Explorer 11
Internet Explorer 11
TFS2008 is a very old server version and out of support for a long time( Released over 10 years).
Highly recommend you to move to a newly versioned TFS server. Detail process of the upgrade, you could take a look at my answer in this question: Migrate Project to TFS2018
There is not any official document which declare this related info. After go through Web portal supported browsers of Azure DevOps client compatibility:
To connect with the web portal, you can use the following browsers
with Azure DevOps Services and Azure DevOps on-premises. Edge,
Firefox, and Chrome automatically update themselves, so Azure DevOps
supports the most recent version.
Most of the Microsoft product support down-level compatibility, guess IE11 should be compatible with the web portal of TFS 2008. But not totally sure if test management also work properly. Better to double confirm this in your TFS environment.
Lastly, please upgrade your TFS 2008 to higher version which could get official support and some new features.
I am trying to migrate reports from BOBJ 4.1 SP5 Patch 3 from Development to Production using Upgrade management tool.
However after the upgrade is completed, I see that no security for folders or reports is migrated. Is there anything I need to select or the Upgrade management cannot migrate security.
Best way to "migrate" (publish I said) is Central Management Console > Promotion Management. With this option you can choose whatever you select (folders, access levels, universes, connections...)
Is this what you were looking for?
Best regards
I can't find this answer anywhere and maybe I'm just not getting it. I am installing TFS 2013.3 and I no matter what wizard I choose, there is no option to configure reporting services.
Environments tried:
Windows 7 Enterprise / MS SQL 2012 Express / TFS 2013.3 Express
Windows 8 Professional / MS SQL 2012 Developer / TFS 2013.3 Standard
I am about to try on a Windows Server 2012 SP1 machine shortly in case it has to be a server level machine. I looked on the MSDN for hardware and software support for both SQL/TFS and the above configurations are ok.
Pre-configuration tasks
SQL server pre-installed
SQL configured with Reporting and Analysis services enabled
User to install and configure both SQL and TFS is in the local Admin group
Used both the Basic and Advanced wizards during setup
I'm not sure what I am missing, but it seems that not doing something to be able to use the built in reports. It doesn't look like I need SharePoint for that.
Any ideas?
From MSDN:
You can install Team Foundation Server on a client computer that is
running one of the operating systems in the table. However, client
operating systems do not support integration with SharePoint Products,
reporting, or the ability to run TFS proxy. ...
If you want to use any of these features, you must install Team
Foundation Server on a server operating system.
Emphasis mine.
Can we implement IWAP reports with developer edition of IBM Worklight 6.0 ? If yes please guide me with technical document or any link. Is this feature only available with Enterprise or Consumer version ?
If yes then how can we implement/test this on development environment. And can anyone please provide me with list of features which are not available with developer version(one which comes into my mind is Application Center).
The Operational Analytics feature introduced in Worklight 6.0 is only available for paid versions of IBM Worklight 6.0. There's a file (analytics.zip) in the resulting IBM Installation Manager output folder that contains everything you need to setup the IBM Websphere Analytics Platform (IWAP). Once you have IWAP installed, you will need to modify a couple of properties inside worklight.properties which, among other things, tell the Worklight Server where to send the analytics data.
Regarding features found only in paid versions, beside Application Center and Operational Analytics, ability to use other DBMS (MySQL, DB2, etc.) and Application Servers (WAS, Tomcat, etc.). There are also Ant scripts that aim to help with common tasks like deployments.
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InfoCenter
Getting Started Module
I've got the following problem.
We have Development, Testing and Production environments for our system. All these environments will contain SQL Server 2005, but different editions. The Production will work with Standard Edition.
Now we would like to install Dev Edition on other servers (to save our money), but as far as I know, Dev Edition has the same features as Enterprise and it can theoretically cause some problems after publishing the system on production.
How can one disable all Enterprise specific features in Dev Edition? Or is it another way to make Dev Edition to work as Standard one?
Many thanks in advance!
As far as I know, there' no way to "dumb down" the developer edition to handle only the feature that are present in SQL Server Standard Edition.
You'll just have to make sure you and your team aren't using any Enterprise-/Developer-only features.