I downloaded vmware player 2.5.5 for windows 7 and tried to make a virtual machine.
I do not see an option for that.
Option to open .vmx files is available but what when I have .iso file and need to convert.
2.5.5 is a pretty old version (2010), the latest is 6.0 (2013). I'm using 5.0 and 6.0 and can verify they do allow creation of VM's
Get 6.0 here:
https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/free#desktop_end_user_computing/vmware_player/6_0
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Last time I worked with Anypoint Studio, my work laptop ran Windows 7. Now I'm using Ubuntu, with Win7 in a Virtualbox VM, and I'd love to install Anypoint Studio directly on Ubuntu rather than on the virtual Windows machine.
But I have a hard enough time finding a working download for Windows (most of the links point to a page on Mulesoft's site that no longer exists), nevermind any mention of getting it to work on Linux. But I'm hopeful that it is possible (because questions like this indicate that users are using it this way). (To be explicit, this is not meant to be derogatory, sometimes I'm just not good with words.)
So:
Is it possible to run Anypoint Studio in Linux (Ubuntu)?
If yes, can you direct me to a download source and an installation guide?
(In case it matters, my exact OS version is Ubuntu MATE 15.10.)
You can download the newest (Beta) in http://blogs.mulesoft.com/biz/mule/new-mule-3-8-studio-6-0-beta-releases/
You can download the latest stable version in http://mule-studio.s3.amazonaws.com/5.4.0-NOV30/AnypointStudio-for-linux-64bit-5.4.0-201511302043.tar.gz
To get this link you have to register in https://developer.mulesoft.com/, inside Anypoint platform -> Design & build APIs -> Build APIs -> Download Studio
In addition to previous responses, official download links for latest Anypoint Studio can be found here:
Linux: https://www.mulesoft.com/ty/dl/studio-linux
Mac: https://www.mulesoft.com/ty/dl/studio-mac
Windows: https://www.mulesoft.com/ty/dl/studio-windows
I have Toshiba Windows 8.1 / and Kaspesky internet security
I want to install OpenERP 7.
When I install the allinone version, I get that the PostgreSQL is already installed in my computer (which it is not). I only get to install the openERP server.
Which is why the ( www.localhost:8069/ ) HTTP 404 NOT FOUND
What can I do?
I am using openerp 7 with Windows 8.1 and it's working fine.
Try to clean the windows registry then go to programme files and look for any folder named openerp and delete it.
You should always install openerp and postgreSQL at the same time, don't install any other version of postgre.
Sorry for my English.
We have an ASP.net application that uses charFx 6.2. It works on windows XP clients but the clients who run Windows7 can not see the chart. Any help in this regard is really appreciated.
Thanks
The Windows 7 users probably have a newer version of Internet Explorer which is incompatible with the older version of ChartFX.
You could try to update ChartFX or run an older version of IE (through something like Citrix) on the Windows 7 machines.
I've been using microsoft virtual pc to locally run multiple internet explorer versions on my web development machine.
Most the time I pull down the vhds I need from Microsoft here
however, I have not found an IE 10 vhd anywhere on microsoft.com. I've asked microsoft here as well.
Should I copy a windows 7 vhd and just upgrade it to IE 10 for now? cross my fingers it won't run differently on windows 8?
Yup! VM Appliances for all your base are here: http://www.modern.ie/en-us/virtualization-tools#downloads
Since you're running Windows XP and already have a Windows 7 VHD, I would say make a duplicate copy of it and upgrade it to IE10. IE10 for Windows 7 can be got from here.
I would suggest you to upgrade to Windows 8 Pro as it includes Hyper-V and native VHD booting support. Native VHD booting is on Windows 7 as well. See this post. This enables you to boot multiple Windows OSes as if running on bare metal.
Let me know if you need further clarifications.
hi guys i am the student. and i want to install vb.net 2008 or any version in UBUNTU 10.10
please reply me.......
Install VirtualBox
Create a new Windows virtual machine
Install a Windows guest OS on the new VM
Install Visual Studio on the Windows guest VM
Did you consider using MonoDevelop? It should run fine on Ubuntu without needing to use virtual machines. It might depend a bit on what you want to develop though (for instance, I don't know to what extent it supports stuff like WCF or Workflow Foundation).