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How can I write a Java program in Android Studio version 3.1?
Can I import any java project from eclipse to Android Studio?
In my case, i started an Android project in Eclipse and finally switched to Android Studio. You can import your Java Project to Android Studio. AS migrate a lot of stuff for you like generating gradle files and more.
Just export your Eclipse Java project as archive (.zip) and import it to Android Studio.
You will recognize that you have to change some things in your source code but if this is done you will be happy.
Finally, i have to say that it was a good idea to switch to Android Studio in Android application development because AS is the recommended IDE by Google (not surprising) and it handles a lot of things for you.
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I have a project developed in MVC 6 into Visual Studio 2015. I want to configure it in my system.
My system has Visual Studio 2012. I want to know, Is it possible to run MVC 6 project into Visual Studio 2012?
I searched a lot but I did not get satisfactory answer.Can anyone guid me regarding this?
When I tried to buil this project in my system, I got the error i.e. "The Web project 'ABC' requires missing web components to run with Visual Studio."
ASP.NET 5 (renamed to ASP .NET Core 1.0) includes MVC 6 (renamed to ASP .NET Core 1.0 MVC, with no trailing version number) and it goes well with Visual Studio 2015. If at all possible, you should consider installing Visual Studio 2015.
On one of my laptops, I have VS2012, VS2013, VS2015 and VSCode all sitting happily next to each other. So if you still need VS2012 for some reason, you can always install VS2015 on the same machine.
If you're concerned about cost, you can download VS2015 Community Edition, which is free for individuals, startups and small teams.
I would suggest downloading the latest version from:
http://get.asp.net
EDIT:
After the RC2 release in May 2016, the get URL now redirects to:
https://www.microsoft.com/net
There's a download button on this page to get ASP .NET Core, which leads to:
https://www.microsoft.com/net/core
If you need a more lightweight editor or you want to develop across Windows/Mac/Linux, the new ASP .NET Core also works with the cross-platform VS Code;
http://code.visualstudio.com
Hope that helps!
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I have a intraweb application installed on Windows Server 2012. But I can not access it via web browser. Even following this deployment the link below, it could not access the application.
http://docs.atozed.com/docs.dll/deployment/Deploying%20your%20application%20as%20a%20Stand%20Alone%20Server.html
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Delphi XE5 and intraweb 14.0.
Type Standalone Application on Windows Server 2012.
The web browser "My-IP: 8888 / $ / start".
This is a known bug of the bundled version released with XE5. You must upgrade your IntraWeb 14 version to a more recent release. Current version is 14.0.49 and can be found here: http://atozed.com/IntraWeb/Download/Download_IW_XIV.EN.aspx
In order to use this version in production you need to register and get a FREE key for IntraWeb 14. This process is explained here: http://atozed.com/IntraWeb/Download/FreeKeyRequest.EN.aspx
Once you receive your key, just enter it when asked during setup, or use the LicenseRegistration program (within IntraWeb installation folder) to register it after it has been installed.
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I want to know if Mac is compulsory to use for building iOS app in PhoneGap Build?
I have surfed many sites from which some says it is mandatory while some says it's not.
I want to create iOS app using PhoneGap Build but without using Mac and also without using virtual machine. There should not be any future errors in the alternative.
You are mixing some concepts. PhoneGap Build is cloud service to build Cordova projects without the need to install the SDKs and IDEs necessary when built with Cordova CLI. To use it, you do not need absolutely anything else than account there and git repository for your project. You can use Windows, Linux or even OS X to develop your app and with any IDE you wish, even Notepad if you wish so. PhoneGap Build will then fetch your project from the git repository and build it with their own servers which have the required SDKs etc. to make it possible. That is the great part of it!
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In my organisation we are using Team foundation server for source control. Is it possible to use Team foundation server with Xcode?
There is no direct linkup between your XCode (Mac) and TFS (Microsoft), Both are reverse technology, But you can go through Git.
And also you can go with Eclipse and manage your repositoryy.
Team Foundation Server 2013 and Visual Studio Online have great support for Git. This automatically means that you can use TFS with all developer environments that support Git or from the command line.
Share your Xcode projects explains how you can enable Git support for use with XCode.
When you have your code in TFS, there is no problem in using the Agile project management tooling. Build is another story. You can get this working by using a cross platform build tool like Jenkins or by creating manual scripts that you integrate with a TFS build.
use git-tf or Smart-SVN for version control
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Is legally OK to redistribute F# 3.0 runtime (FSharp.Core.dll versions 2.3.0.0, 4.3.0.0), and where do I find proof of that? I prepared a NuGet package with those but having second thoughts about licensing before publishing the package. Microsoft released F# 2.0 runtime as a redist package - so no questions there, but my impression is that the only way to get F# 3.0 runtime is through installing VS 2011 or similar; I am not sure where is the license to check that redistributing the F# runtime is OK.
Note that the question is only about the binaries signed with Microsoft key. Sources for the code are available under Apache license.
Having the NuGet package with the DLLs would make some build situations easier.
The open-source F# repository went ahead and is redistributing Microsoft-signed FSharp.Core.dll (see https://github.com/fsharp/fsharp), but I still would like to make sure this is allowed.
The answer is yes, F# 3.0 runtime can be redistributed. The EULA can be found at http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=34675
Thanks to Don Syme's for his answer at the F# Open Source forum: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/fsharp-opensource/VQawzPvLKPI/HIBz1iw9Z1UJ