I am developing an application on jdeveloper. I realized in a first time a project I made the deployment and I integrated it in another application and it works very well. Or when I make changes on the first project and I do another deployment to see the changes on the main application it shows me this error
This really depends on how you integrated the two? Did you just created a jar from the first project and used it as a library in the second?
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I am trying to build MSIX setup for my WinForms application built on .net6. I want to give auto-update feature when the user clicks the "Update" button. I think originally developer didn't have control over updating MSIX and there was only way it was updated automatically when the application is restarted.
But there is a recent article on taking full control over MSIX updates I tried to follow it but I am facing the exception 'System.InvalidOperationException' while running the below line of code.
Package package = Package.Current;
I am using visual studio 2022 & WinForms application running on .net 6. I have kept other configurations as described in the above article but it is not working as expected. (I have tried in .net core 3.1 and it is working with it)
Package.Current only works in a packaged context, so you need to make sure to actually debug/launch the packaging project. An InvalidOperationException indicates that you are running your project unpackaged.
Make sure to select "Set as Startup Project" on the packaging project, likely named "MyApp (Packaging)" in the Solution Explorer. Then you can launch/debug your project as you normally do.
A few days ago I updated a wpf program from .net4.8 to .net5. Some users now get an error message that can be seen in the picture.
These users have .NET Desktop Runtime 5.0.x installed. Apparently that is not enough. The program will not work until the SDK is installed.
My question now is, is there any way I can quickly tell whether I'm using classes or methods that need an SDK?
Do I have to adjust the publish config?
I would not like to deliver the whole framework with the program together.
Appearantly your app has a dependency on the ASP.NET runtime as well.
You will either have to download and install this one separately or remove any references to it from your app.
Check for any framework reference to Microsoft.AspNetCore.App in your project files (Project Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Web">) or under Dependencies->Frameworks in Visual Studio.
I'm working on JDeveloper 12.1.3
Suddenly it stopped rendering the pages is design mode and the the error as show in the attached image (JSFF page)
It also hangs all of the JDeveloper while typing codes in Source mode, I should END TASK
This is happening in just one project, not all projects on same JDeveloper App
Any idea
thank you in advance
Regarding to hanging could you have a look at log->Messages and tell us what it shows.
you can also try
- reformatting your jsff source.
- clear .data and classes folders from your application.
Thank you for your assistance.
- Regarding to Hanging :
I removed the .data folder and restart the Jdeveloper again, but without any change.
I disabled the auditing roles for Application development framework ADF, and that works fine.
Regarding to design rendering:
I'm using GIT to handle versioning of the project and ignoring .data
I did a new clone and that works fine also.
Just last week I exported a zip file from SAP Build (the prototyping tool) and imported this into SAP WEB IDE.
I simply choose 'Fiori Mobile' and 'Build Packaged app' from the menu to create a mobile app.
Unfortunately this doesn't appear to work anymore.
The error returned is
Unhandled Error: 'bPackagedBuild' is undefined
The full error in the log is : (hat) no template id is found, and the project seems not created from WEB IDE. As such, Fiori mobile does not officially support it. The app may encounter issues if you continue with a build.
Why has SAP stopped support?
To my knowledge, this has never been supported. The cloud-based build from the Fiori Mobile context menu always had a white list for supported template types, and it happens to cover most Web IDE application templates. Are you perhaps confusing the cloud-based build with the local Hybrid Application Toolkit? This tool allows you to run builds from your Web IDE and does have those restrictions. The builds are run locally on your machine, and you will need to set up the corresponding software in order to be able to use it.
Edit: I stand corrected. Unsurprisingly, this is supposed to work, and the use case has been documented e.g. in a recent blog post. As Thomas pointed out below, I believe that you are experiencing a temporary issue.
In my Silverlight solution I have a edsv project and a edsv.web project. If I make edsv the startup project it works ok. If I make edsv.web the startup project, it executes a much earlier version of the code.
The setup project need to use the .web project, right? So my install kit reflects the wrong code. How do I get the projects in sync?
I got the solution in another forum, please see http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/silverlight/en-US/8293acb7-a2dc-4c04-92f7-150830cc355a/how-to-sync-the-silverlight-and-web-project
Bob