I've created Silverlight 4 control using visual studio and now I'm trying to launch it out of browser using moonlight (os openSuse 11.2). I've installed moonlight 2.99.0.7. On "Advanced" tab of moonlight configuration I've found checkbox "use firefox to execute out-of-browser application".
But even after checking it's still impossible to use silverlight control out of browser (also this checkbox is unchecked each time when I open configuration, even if I've checked it before).
When right-clicking on the Silverlight application, you should get an "Install (yourapp)" entry.
Clicking it will install your application out-of-browser.
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I have a WinForms VB.NET application, which runs perfectly in VS2019. I need to create a menu bar (GUI editor not present in 2019).
When I run my application in VS2022, I get the error,
"This project does not know how to run the profile <projectname>"
(where <projectname> is the name of my project)
I've tried:
Repairing VS2022
Installing .NET Development Tools
Creating a new profile
How can I fix this?
EDIT: I have fixed this problem by reinstalling VS2022.
I am facing very odd problem here.
I have a VB.NET application where I am using Native (VB6) COM Component with side by side assembly. (using exe manifest file)
All is working fine if I uncheck "Enable application framework" in project settings. Application is working fine on Windows 2003 with side-by-side COM (no need to register dll).
But if I enable application framework then one of my old server Windows 2003 is not able to loading the application because it is not able to find "Microsoft.Windows.Common-controls" version 6.
My question is what does "Enable application framework" do? I am not able to get much information about how does it changes assembly reference in the application?
I have ActiveX COM Plugin for Internet Explorer. I want to "Attach to Process" to this plugin and debug it. I tried to attach to iexplorer.exe process but Visual Studio did not enter the breakpoint. What is my fault? Which process hosts this COM Plugin ?
Should be iexplorer.exe most likely problem with something else.
Make sure that the debug version of the your Plugin .DLL loaded by the Internet Explorer process from the correct place (PluginProject\Debug) where present .pdb from the last build (check your Registry entry for the Plugin registration or try show MessageBox from it).
Also check you trying to debug x86 version of the Plugin with the x86 version of the IE (or x64 with x64;)
I am using Monodevelop 2.4.1 with mono 2.8 on Windows Vista . Despite the Monodevelop website having screenshot of the Database Browser .... I cannot find any menu item , sidebar, or pane for database browser.
The Database browser addin for MonoDevelop is not available for the windows version.
I'm running MonoDevelop 2.2 Beta 1 with Mono 2.4.2.3 on Ubuntu 9.04 x64. I've compiled it all from source (had to, since it's a beta version). I have both GDB and MDB debuggers installed. When I open a C# project I can start it in the debugger and stop at a breakpoint, so it looks like the MDB debugger is working. However, if I select Run, Attach to Process the only value in the Debugger dropdown is "GNU Debugger (GDB)" - there is no "Mono Debugger" there! How do I fix this? I want to be able to attach to a .NET process, including ASP.NET.
In fact, if I disable the "GDB Debugger" addin then the "Attach to Process" menu item disappears entirely.
The Mono Debugger (MDB) doesn't currently support attaching to a process. This feature was enabled in the past, but it was disabled because it caused many stability issues. There are plans to support attaching again in future MDB/MonoDevelop releases.