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Using the TFS build server without VS 2008 Team System Tester Edition installed - is it possible to run a series of webtests as part of a build?
I know that Webtests can only be recorded using the Tester Edition of VS. Here's a post about this from Jeff, back when he was at Vertigo.
I'm just trying to run the tests, though. Does that require the Tester Edition of VS to be installed, as well?
You don't have to have the tester's edition; the Developer Edition works, as long as you can code and run those tests locally.
I believe with the standard MSDN license, if you have Developer Edition, you can run a single build server with a copy of it. There might be some extra limitations, such as who can run builds on the server; you should review your license agreement to see if there are any issues.
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Can I use Acumatica in Docker?
I want to have multiple versions on one machine.
The Windows Installer will not allow me to install more than one version of the same program. Is there any way to get around this?
Let's suppose you already have Acumatica 20.093.0108 installed and you wanna have an older version 19.193.0108 "Acumatica ERP Configuration Wizard" for some reason (you need older DB, or site or whatever). In this case, you can silently extract any version to the needed folder, just take 19.193.0108 build, find AcumaticaERPInstall.msi
19.193.0108\AcumaticaERP\AcumaticaERPInstall.msi
run installation via Terminal or .bat file as follows
#msiexec /a AcumaticaERPInstall.msi /qb TARGETDIR=C:\AcumaticaBuilds\19.193.0108
and run Acumatica ERP Configuration Wizard using
C:\19.193.0108\AcumaticaBuilds\Acumatica ERP\Data\AcumaticaConfig.exe
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I would like to learn TFS. I have a windows 7 64bit computer. Is there an express free version or a trial I can use? My main goal is to learn something about TFS for a scrum project I would like to learn to create.
The simplest way to learn TFS is to create a Visual Studio Team Services account, which is the free (for 5 users) cloud version of TFS. You can use the extension called 'Sample Data Widget' that can generate enough sample data to play with the agile planning tools.
If you want to learn configuration and setup, grab the free trial version, stick it in a VM and practice as much as you want.
Or download the VM which contains a pre-configured instance of TFS with sample data. That makes it easier to get started. There is also a whole list of hands-on labs that you can run through for both TFS and VSTS.
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i have found a queue build option in Team Founder .. so whats the exact purpose of queue build? we are able to build in vs itself...so just need clarification
You can build projects directly from visual studio, from a command prompt using msbuild - what TFS gives you (in brief) is the ability to set up continious integration, so a build is automatically initiated when a member of the team checks in - and you can hook in mail to notify team members if they broke the build. You can also manage work items, sprints, etc. Well worth the effort in my opinion.
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We use Delphi 2010 for development, and are looking to incorporate SFTP and pgp encryption into a inbound and outbound file transfer process. Particularly looking for a command line solution that can be integrated into a job script process we have. Does anyone know of two good free solutions we may try?
Are PGP Freeware 6.5.8 (SDK 1.7.x) or PGP 7.0, 8.0 (SDK 2.x) the best options?
I'd recommend SecureBlackBox. It supports SFTP, FTPS, OpenPGP, and quite a few more. It seems a little expensive (prices vary; they have a price calculator page based on which packages you want and how you want to license it for development - there's no run-time licensing costs, just to be clear), but they're pretty easy to use, come with full source (at least in the edition we have), and the documentation and samples seem pretty thorough. They could easily be used to build a non-GUI or console app that you could integrate however needed with your build process.
I'm not affiliated in any way with Eldos, the developers of SecureBlackBox - just a customer through my job.
Chilkat has a suite of components which could be useful for you
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In the past the Borland "no nonsense" license allowed one developer to do multiple installs.
I'm tempted to upgrade to Embarcadero RAD Studio XE, professional edition, but am worried about licensing restrictions, and whether it will allow me to work in the same way as before.
I downloaded a 30 day trial, and that will only allow one install, so I'm a bit concerned the upgrade would enforce a similar restriction.
I use a small and a large laptop and a PC and would like to install RAD Studio on all 3, as well as in VMs. I've posted a question asking about this on the vendor website, but there's no response yet, and I wonder if people could answer from their own experience please?
I'd also be interested to know if the upgrade will only run if there is an existing installation of an earlier product on the same machine.
Yes, you can legally install Rad Studio on more than one machine, as long as you are the only user. I'm specifically talking about the named user license.
Check the section titled "Installing the product on multiple machines" here.
Yes you can, and you do not need to have a previous version installed. I use it on several machines myself.