I've installed Visual Studio 2015 and cloned a repo from my Visual Studio Online account. Originally the code was written with Visual Studio 2013 and with that environment I could see my Azure Storage Account (i.e. Tables, Queues and Blobs) under the Azure connection section on the Server Explorer. However with Visual Studio 2015 I can see the Azure connection section which includes App Service, Mobile Service, Notification Hubs and SQL Database but no Storage.
Any ideas?
I ran into the same problem. I decided to upgrade to the latest as of now Azure SDK 2.7. This fixed my server explorer panel and also added in a new panel called Cloud Explorer. This will hopefully get you going. Here is the link:
https://azure.microsoft.com/blog/2015/07/20/announcing-the-azure-sdk-2-7-for-net/
Related
How can you create a SQL connection for a Logic App for an ISE database in Visual Studio?
We can create the logic app and add a SQL connection in the Portal, but can't do the similar in Visual Studio
Even if we create in the Portal, and then download into Visual Studio using the Cloud Explorer, we then get "connection resource" errors, as VS can't connect to the ISE
This isn't available at this time but should become available pretty soon. In the meantime, please keep a close eye on new release on:
Azure Logic Apps Tools for Visual Studio 2019
At my company we are currently using TFS 2010 which has installed on-premise and we are developing application on it that it is contiouusly being deployed on Microsoft Azure platform.
Our plan is to upgrade our TFS 2010 to version TFS 2015 and host it on a VM on our Azure subscription since this will ease our continuous deployment speed very much by removing network latency, in addition we will be able to use TFS new features.
Question I have is,
What do we have to do to move all TFS project work items, user stories and source code to successfully finish this move and upgrade process.
Before you give your answers, please take into account that we also want to create a local users on new TFS server and map domain users which they are created on the company's active directory server, on Azure VM and during TFS movement we would like to be able to show moved changesets, workitems... everything have been created in TFS database with the newly created local users on the Azure VM.
Firstly, please have a check on this blog for the details on how to do migration upgrade for TFS: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/tfssetup/archive/2013/12/19/migration-upgrade-from-tfs-2012-to-tfs-2013-with-reporting-and-sharepoint.aspx (This blog is about how to upgrade from TFS2012 to TFS2013, it applies to TFS2010 to TFS2015 as well)
Then after the TFS server is moved/upgraded successfully, create a user on Azure.
I'm actually done doing the small-scale application for our office, however, I really don't have any idea how to deploy this one. Can someone provide me any links on how to do this? This project will be deployed in one pc.
If its a Windows application you need to create a setup project.
If its a web based application, install your application on your web server and provide clients with the appropriate link.
WL 6.0.0.1
I was testing analytics and I configured everything in the worklight studio liberty profile. Everything seems to be correct as I saw the analytics traces in the device console and also the analytics tab but there was no data at all in the widgets.
I configured a new Liberty profile using the WL Server Enterprise Edition binaries and in this other profile I could see all the information in the analytics widgets.
Does analytics works in the studio liberty profile server or I was doing something wrong?
Thank you.
I have seen just this post, but I'm not sure if saying that I'm using the studio is the same that say I'm using developer edition.
Worklight v6 iwap
To answer your question: Is studio the same as as saying you're using the developer edition? Not necessarily; Worklight Studio is a component in both the paid editions (Enterprise Edition and Consumer Edition) and the free edition (Developer Edition - available for evaluation purposes). Studio includes a built-in Liberty Profile for development.
To answer your question: Does analytics work in the studio liberty profile server? Analytics was only intended to work with one of the paid editions for test/production mode, so it was not enabled for running on Liberty within Studio. However, you can get it to work within the Worklight 6.0 Studio Liberty server by setting wl.analytics.debug=true flag in the worklight properties to try it out.
Hello everyone I am trying TFS 2012 express on my home server (just to try) and everything is fine.
Source control on my c# solution works! However, I am unsure where the source code repository of my solution resides for TFS 2012 express?
Does a "Check in file" from the solution save "ONLY" on the Sql express database?
Can you please explain to me and suggest a good site for documentation relating to TFS 2012 express.
TFS 2012 Express stores your source control repository in a SQL Express database, which is installed locally during setup.
You can also sign up for Team Foundation Service which hosts your source control in the cloud. It is free just like the express desktop edition for up to 5 team members.
Here are several links you can use to learn more about TFS 2012:
Visual Studio Team Foundation Server Express 2012
MSDN Team Foundation Server2012