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How to connect to TFS through a web proxy which requires manual authentication. | PurpleStoat
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Life, the purpleverse and everything. How to connect to TFS through a web proxy which requires manual authentication. The proxy server we’re using at the moment doesn’t play nicely with everything. Using VS to access CodePlex is one of the things that doesn’t work. I’ve used this to get round it:. How to connect to TFS through authenticated Web Proxy – Estoy Programando – Site Home – MSDN Blogs. 15sep2012) This can also be used with TFSPreview. 11 April, 2012. Posted by Simon on 11 April, 2012.
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How to create the Profiles database for PurpleStoat | PurpleStoat
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Life, the purpleverse and everything. How to create the Profiles database for PurpleStoat. This will be in the installer but it may prove useful to know what it’s doing. This is the command line, to be run from the Visual Studio Command Prompt (2010) or equivalent:. Aspnet regsql -E -S localhost -d PurpleStoatProfiles -A p. Which generates a database which just contains the tables:. With appropriate stored procedures, and the aspnet Profile roles and schemas:. 14 July, 2011. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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A couple of links on value equality for a type | PurpleStoat
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Life, the purpleverse and everything. A couple of links on value equality for a type. How to: Define Value Equality for a Type (C# Programming Guide). In summary, “the implementation details for value equality are different for classes and structs. However, both classes and structs require the same basic steps for implementing equality:. Interface. (See step 2.). Implement the System.IEquatable(Of T). Implementation of Object.Equals(Object). Performs a reference equality check.). Public override int GetH...
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How to remove TFS source control info from a VS solution | PurpleStoat
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Life, the purpleverse and everything. How to remove TFS source control info from a VS solution. Recently, I decided to have a play with TFSPreview. I wanted to use some existing projects to see how I got on, so I decided to use a few that were already in TFS 2010. You may already know that not only does TFS insert files into your solution folders but also inserts lines/nodes in your .sln. Files, making it a pain to clean out. A search revealed an excellent post. 15 September, 2012. Enter your comment here.
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Ilminator | PurpleStoat
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Life, the purpleverse and everything. This looks interesting: ilminator. 3 March, 2012. Posted by Simon on 3 March, 2012. Https:/ purplestoat.wordpress.com/2012/03/03/ilminator/. How to create the Profiles database for PurpleStoat. Positioning a Window in a second monitor in Silverlight 5. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out.
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Positioning a Window in a second monitor in Silverlight 5 | PurpleStoat
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Life, the purpleverse and everything. Positioning a Window in a second monitor in Silverlight 5. To be able to position a Silverlight 5 Window in my second monitor, without hard-coding monitor size or position. Multiple Monitor Support in Silverlight 5. Silverlight 5 comes with multi-monitor support. Others have blogged about how to use it, e.g. Silverlight 5 Tidbits Multiple Windows. Silverlight 5: Working with Operating System Windows. But if you don’t know the size(s) of the screens, you’r...You might...
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Debugging unit NUnit 2.6 in Visual Studio | PurpleStoat
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Life, the purpleverse and everything. Debugging unit NUnit 2.6 in Visual Studio. To be able to hit breakpoints in Visual Studio whilst running tests in NUnit. I found the solution here. Edit the appropriate NUnit config file, in my case,. And comment out the line. SupportedRuntime version="v2.0.50727". Comment out the next line to force use of .NET 4.0 -! SupportedRuntime version="v2.0.50727" / - supportedRuntime version="v4.0.30319" / /startup. And that should do it. I also commented out the line in.
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Setting a relative path to NUnit in VS Project Properties | PurpleStoat
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Life, the purpleverse and everything. Setting a relative path to NUnit in VS Project Properties. To put NUnit in source control and and reference it by relative path in Visual Studio 2010’s “Start external program” box. I found the solution here. What wasn’t made entirely clear is that, if you edit these settings using the dialog, they (can) get stored in. Note that the path is relative to $(ProjectDir) i.e. the folder containing your .csproj file. 25 March, 2012. Posted by Simon on 25 March, 2012. Jesse...