Contents tagged with Visual Studio
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Interesting links week #32 and #33
Below a list of interesting links that I found this week:
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Interesting links week #21
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DevDays ‘11 The Netherlands day #2
Dag 2 van DevDays 2011, het beloofde weer een dag te worden met veel interessante sessies.
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Interesting links week #4
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Interesting links week #42
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Web setup project multiple default documents
If you want to configure multiple default document in you web setup project, you can do this by separate your default documents by comma and place them in the “DefaultDocument” field of the “Web Application Folder” properties page.
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Add Web Reference with certificates on https
Today I was adding a webservice via "Add Web Reference" to my project. The webservice was only accessible on https with a client certificate. When I did "Add Web Reference" I got a "The underlying connection was closed: Could not establish secure channel for SSL/TLS", but in IE it's works perfect. After some research I found an other way to add the webservice via "Add Web Reference". You can do it like this:
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One web setup project for deploying on multiple environments
A common task in a project is preparing your for a deployment. The easiest way to do this is making use of a Web Setup Project. But how do we make this Web Setup Project suitable for multiple environments, because it's most likely that there are environments like Development, Test, Acceptance and Production.
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VS2008 SP1 Hotfix to Support for intellisense Doc Files
A few week I mentioned how to get intellisense for jQuery. Now the visual studio web tools team released a hotfix so the intellisense files will be found automatically if they have the same name as the orginal js file and the suffix "-vsdoc.js" more info can be found on the Visual Studio Web Tools team blog
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Visual Studio Window Layout
Today I was playing around with my windows in Visual Studio to get them in place exactly how want it,, but how do I save my window layout settings? I found it on Sara Ford's weblog, simply close Visual Studio and the window layout will be saved.
When you mess-up your windows your can reset them by pressing "Window" -> "Reset Window Layout".