Could anyone please let me know the steps to Run the generate command to create an extension project based on the Maven archetype in Anypoint Studio
mvn org.mule.extensions:mule-extensions-archetype-maven-plugin:1.2.0:generate
I don't think Studio supports executing archetypes. More importantly Studio doesn't support Mule SDK projects at this time. Studio 7.6.0 is the last released version at the time of this writing. Even if you create the project in the command line, as the documentation link I shared dictates, you may get unpredictable issues trying to use it inside Studio.
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I found that the windows visual studio extension is targeted to .net framework and only .net framework (which seems not clearly described in the docs?), after switching our custom mono debugger extension to .net 7.0, with framework not compatible (between vsix project's .net framework 4.8 and debugger project's .net 7.0) error when building the vsix project.
If I switch the debugger project target back to .net framework 4.8 then I can build the extension along with the debugger and create a vsix bundle them togeter successfully.
I tried the previewing visual studio extensibility tools: the out-of-process solution, but the out-of-process way seems not have access to the dte object, thus no way to send the debug adapter launch command. If I use the in-process solution, then we head back to the .net framework target :(
The mono debugger extension is a "3rd party executable file" that launched by visual studio debug adapter. If I manually paste the .net 7.0 version mono debugger to the extension install location, the extension can still work with the debugger. I manage the debugger project and the vsix project within a solution is for easier project management only, in fact they are not referenced directly in code.
I switched our mono debugger project to .net 7.0 is for trying to upgrade our toolset to the newest unified framework (every other tool in our team are upgraded to .net 7.0).
TL;DR, how can we bundle a none .net framework targeted project along with a windows visual studio extension, which is targeted to .net framework only? Or how can we integrate/bundle/add built exe,dlls into the vsix container?
There are some solutions from other stackoverflow answers such as add dlls using vsixmanifest, but it can only add dll file, and the way it handle asset file seems not quite right, it just copy the dll to vsix project folder once, meaning it won't get updated when the dll's project rebuild.
Here I managed to bundle the files in a wonky way:
I create a publish folder under vsix project folder,
then copy the published debugger project file to it, add them as existing file to vsix project, and configure them as vsix content, copy to vsix,
then add a pre-build event for the vsix project, publishing our debugger project and output to this publish folder.
With process above, I can package the published file into vsix when trigger vsix project build.
For anyone have similar issue, you can have a try.
My solution is a net 5 solution. I've been through all of the nuget packages to make sure they are all 'net5' compatible and checked that all the .csproj target frameworks do indeed say net5.0 yet when I go to package my application (MyProj.Installer - Windows packaging application) it shows me a warning:
Warning NU1702 ProjectReference 'C:\Users\rich-\source\repos\MyProjGit\MyProj\MyProj.csproj' was resolved using '.NETCoreApp,Version=v6.0' instead of the project target framework '.NETFramework,Version=v4.5.1'. This project may not be fully compatible with your project. MyProj.Installer C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2019\Enterprise\MSBuild\Current\Bin\Microsoft.Common.CurrentVersion.targets 1718
I have no idea where it is getting .NETFramework,Version=v4.5.1 from as the oldest version my project has ever been is 4.7.2 but more to the point it thinks it is a net6 application when it is a net5 application.
It goes through and packages the app as an msix file and I can install it after signing of course however the app fails to launch and I believe the reason is down to the warning I describe above. Am I missing any steps for packaging a net 5 application? I've taken the exact steps I have for a net framework application that have worked in the past.
So the app not loading was two fold. The app primarily didn't load as Entity Framework core 5 is referencing the wrong version of SQL Client. See https://github.com/dotnet/SqlClient/issues/652.
The second reason why the app wouldn't load was because the msix was trying to access a file I had open on another networked computer. See the section common problems https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/msix/packaging-tool/tool-known-issues.
Still no idea why the packaging project think it is net6 howwever.
Using JBoss Studio and importing sample jboss-forge-html5-archetype. When you click next; shows that plugin AngularJS Eclipse needs to be installed. When I try Download and Install it fails. It says it is already installed.
Has anyone seen this issue before? Where does JBoss Studio keep it's log files? Where does JBOss Studio list it's plugins? How do you un-install a plugin?
Thanks!
Log files are stored the same way as plain Eclipse does. Check in your ~/devstudio/ folder for .log files, or check your workspace's folder for a .log file. Or check the Error Log view while running Devstudio.
To list installed plugins / features, from within Devstudio,select Help > About. You can also uninstall features (not plugins) from that dialog.
If a feature needed by a quick start is already installed then you shouldn't need to reinstall it... But maybe you need to update it?
What version of Devstudio are you running? Which OS & version? Which JDK vendor & version?
I've been attempting to automate the cloning and building of google test by using a batch script. However I can't seem to get visual studio to upgrade the solution.
I tried using the devenv "path" /upgrade command however it fails to upgrade the projects. The error I am getting for each of the projects is:
gtest_main-md.vcproj: The application which this project type is based on was not found. Please try this link for further information: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=299083&projecttype=8BC9CEB8-8B4A-11D0-8D11-00A0C91BC942
Which just defaults to the VS2015 C++ projects page. The solution also states that it does not need to be upgraded. If I open the solution in visual studio I can simply perform the one time upgrade on each project with no issue.
Is there a way to do this without having to open visual studio?
Just updated build server with rc0 and surprise no chiron. Wondering how you package up a xap file without chiron.
Hey Brian, you can get chiron from http://www.codeplex.com/sdlsdk -- it was decided to be removed from the SL SDK core tools, but is still a part of the DLR SDK which is available.
More specifically you can still use MSBuild. The targets should be located at C:\program files\MSBuild\Microsoft\Silverlight\v2.0 if you need to look at them or modify...your .csproj(or.vbproj) can also have pre/post build tasks for MSBuild as well.