Does anyone know what the steps there are to deploy a lightswitch application as a Webpart in Sharepoint 2010
LightSwitch applications require .NET 4 framework, SharePoint 2010 is .NET 3.5 only ==> you cannot do it.
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I have a ClickOnce Windows Forms application in Visual Studio 2017. I've added a windows service to this application and wrote the code for it. After I build and publish the solution there is no exe created for my service. Do i need the create a now project for this with Windows Service as type?
I would like to create a new TFS 2015 server that is a copy of the old TFS 2010 machine for testing TFS 2015.
Our current TFS 2010 has both Sharepoint and Reporting Services.
I can't seem to find any good guides on how to migrate TFS 2010 to TFS 2015 without taking the old server offline that also includes Sharepoint migration.
This guide talks about TFS 2010 to 2015 but does not include Sharepoint.
https://intovsts.net/2015/07/09/upgrading-tfs-2010-sp1-to-tfs-2015-rc2/
This page says something about changing server ID if I want to keep the old server online. Which I do want to keep the old server online.
Migrate TFS2010 to TFS2013 on new hardware keeping existing TFS2010 installation in place
The Microsoft guide does not even talk about Sharepoint.
https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/docs/setup-admin/upgrade-tfs/get-started
You'll need to upgrade your SharePoint instance first. TFS 2010 supported Office SharePoint Server 2007 (Standard, Enterprise) and Windows SharePoint Services 3.0. TFS 2015 supports SharePoint 2010 and 2013 (Foundation, Standard, Enterprise). After upgrading your SharePoint instance, you'll need to install TFS 2015 on it and configure SharePoint Extensions.
My situation is that I developed a .NET 4 based MVC2 web app, and now I have to deploy it on a Windows Server 2003 that has standalone SharePoint 2007 living on it. My quick research shows that SharePoint 2007 doesn't play with .NET 4. So my questions are:
1) Will SharePoint 2007 break if I install .NET 4 on the server? As far as I know .NET versions were backwards compatible...
2) Is it possible to deploy the .NET 4 assemblies with my web app without actually installing the framework and registering it.
3) Any other tips and advises on resolving this situation?
SharePoint wont'break if you apply latest service packs + cumulative updates to it.
At least I have such a combination running on my servers right now.
It would be a problem, if you tried installing .Net4.0 on the same machine prior to "Infrastructure update" of 2009 (or maybe before SP2?), since, as it was said "SharePoint stored some references to .net4 classes in the configuration database", whatever that means.
How can I enable auditing for a specific SharePoint library in SharePoint 2010 through code?
There is dedicated article:
Activating Auditing Programmatically for a Single Document Library in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
Its for WSS v3 but should work for SP 2010 as well.
I have a farm installation of Sharepoint 2010 Server with Enterprise Client Access License. I want to publish an excel workbook to a document library on my site, but I am unable to do so. When I go to Central Admin -> Manage Service Applications, I do not see a service application for Excel Services and its not available under the New menu there either. Kindly let me know how to install Excel Services on my Server.
Make sure you have SharePoint 2010 Server and not SharePoint 2010 Foundation.