I'm going to write extension for SketchUp, that will share geometry data between SketchUp and Flux. I have C# SDK that does most of needed functionality. I'm thinking about using SketchUp C SDK for easier C# SDK and SketchUp data transferring, if C SDK has support .NET CLI. Google says nothing.
And my question:
Does SketchUp C SDK have .NET CLI support?
I'm using:
C# SDK based on .NET 4.0
Supported Sketchup versions:
2014,2015
The SketchUp C SDK does not provide any C# interface wrappers. Nor am I aware of any like it as of current date.
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I trying to find the most suitable Framework to port my legacy WinForms applications to the new technology. But the best way for me is cross-platform app.
I can build a Blazor Hybrid Windows Forms app. But can it be built as a cross-platform: for Windows, OSX, Linux ?
If no what can I use?
I believe that Blazor Hybrid apps can be cross-platform if the app is a .Net MAUI Blazor App.
The Microsoft documentation here shows how to create this type of app using Visual Studio 2022 (Preview edition at the time of writing in early June 2022). The application is shown running as both a Windows desktop app and an Android app.
You can see in the image above that Visual Studio says that the .Net MAUI Blazor App targets macOS as well as other platforms. But, there does not seem to be support for Linux. Further, the MAUI documentation states that a Mac is required to build for iOS and macOS.
Blazor Hybrid can be implemented in different containers, so you could have Uno Blazor Hybrid. There is already a COM+ Blazor Hybrid.
So - Yes. That's the point of it. Write once, run everywhere (assuming a shared Razor library).
I'm developing a cross platform app in Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android. I want to write a dal or repository layer once, and then make a reference to it from Android and iOS yo layers. Is this possible? Thanks.
This kind of thing is not possible for 1.x, as the API is not compatible with any PCL or .NET Standard profile (however, you can use shared projects to achieve something similar). However, version 2.0 of the library is compiled as .NET Standard 1.4 and so you can create one assembly that can be referenced by any platform that also implements at least .NET Standard 1.4 (including Xamarin iOS and Android).
I have a standard WPF application developed in .Net framework 4. Now, my client wants a website which I am planning to develop using .Net Core. In order to share the business logic, I need to move the database along business layer to a separate project and here I am planning to use .Net Core. So, all the layers i.e. Data/ Business/ API will be re-written using latest version of .Net Core.
Would I be able to reference business layer written in .Net Core from WPF (.Net Framework 4) project?
Any pointers will be highly appreciated.....
You should implement the common functionality in a .NET Standard library. You will then be able to reference this assembly from all apps that are compatible with the version of the .NET Standard that your common project targets.
The various .NET implementations target specific versions of .NET Standard and the following table on MSDN lists all versions of .NET Standard and the platforms supported: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/net-standard.
The latest version of .NET Core (currently 2.0 at the time of writing) implements .NET Standard 2.0. The oldest version of the .NET Framework that implements .NET Standard 2.0 is 4.6.1. This means that your WPF app should target 4.6.1 to be able to consume a .NET Standard 2.0 assembly.
.NET Core 1.0 and .NET Framework 4.5 support .NET Standard 1.0.
The .NET Framework 4.0 doesn't support any version of .NET Standard though so you should re-target your WPF app against (at least) .NET Framework 4.5.
Would I be able to reference business layer written in .Net Core from WPF (.Net Framework 4) project?
The answer is yes. You can try it: In Visual Studio create a WPF application project and a .NET Standard library project and then add a reference from the application project to the library project.
There will be NuGet packages that you cannot reference in your .NET Standard project because they only support full .NET Framework but most popular NuGet packages can be referenced from a .NET Standard project. Your question is also tagged [entity-framework-6]. If you want to use Entity Framework from a .NET Standard project you will have to use Entity Framework Core as Entity Framework 6 requires the full framework.
You should probably create a quick spike to determine if you can build your application how you intend to.
I have .Net Winform project(c#) working in windows.Now,i want to do same project, to work as OSX App in Mac. As per my understanding Microsoft recently launched Visual studio for Mac preview and also it support OSX app development using Xamarin.Mac and also it support .Netcore .
Instead of creating Osx app from scratch,i need to reuse the code which is available in .net winform project.
can i develop UI application using .netcore project? I think .netframework and .netcore more or less same.can i port .netframework to .netcore project and create osx app ?
or
can i use xamarin.mac and reuse the .netframework c# code to create osx app?
I am new to this,so kindly suggest the best way to create OSX app using Visual studio for Mac preview. (Basically i need Tabel view,form controls and graph(there i use zedgraph).Is these view are available here.
In general, the "standard" way of developing cross platform applications is to separate as much of your logic as possible into shared libraries of some type and create "thin" UIs specific to each platform.
Depending on your need, you could easily make that shared code netstandard/PCL/etc compatible and share between platforms or just recompile the project in each solution.
NSTableView will likely solve your needs, but expect it to be significantly more primitive that what you are used to on Windows. Graph controls don't come built in, so you'll need to find a vendor that ships Cocoa controls or draw them yourself.
Here is the quickstart documentation.
Xamarin.Forms support for macOS is coming in the future, currently earmarked for Q2 this year.
I was trying to convert my awesome WPF app to UWP using the Desktop App Converter.
I converted the app using DesktopAppConverter successfully, installed on my local Windows 10 machine and works like a charm. All good so far.
However when I tried the Windows App Certification process, it fails with the below error.
API _amsg_exit in msvcr100.dll is not supported for this application type.
API _cexit in msvcr100.dll is not supported for this application type.
API _commode in msvcr100.dll is not supported for this application type.
I actually use many essential functionalities via a CPP library which was created using some python code (which I don't have source code for).
(I guess "msvcr100.dll" is Microsoft C++ Re-distributable Package? )
Can any one help resolve this issue?
The WACK tool in the Windows 10 AU SDK is not applicable to Desktop Bridge app. You don't need to run it prior to submission. The error you are seeing here you can ignore.
Upcoming new versions of the SDK will have an updated WACK tool with specific support for Desktop Bridge apps.
Thanks!