So I am trying to figure out if there is a way to define the files and assemblies I need deployed with a ClickOnce app, from within Visual Studio.
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I made a simple WPF application in Visual Studio. It accesses its own database file in its own directory with this connection string:
Using Matlab, I would like to create a pdf document summarizing the results of several experiments. Ideally, I\'d have one page per experiment with 2 multi-panel figures and a bit of text.
I\'m familiar with the concept of using partitions in Oracle as a technique to pubish incremental additions to tables (in a DW context).
I have a personal project written in VB10, and am publishing it from VS2010. However, when users attempt to run the created setup.exe, they receive an error stating .net 4.0 is required. At first I as
I have a Visual Studio solution file (.sln), with several projects (VB.NET and C#, .vbproj, and .csproj files, respectively), and I have a Windows application, and I use ClickOnce to publish it.
I\'d like to publish certain files for each build regardless of success/failure. In my case I want to publish a report generated from a JUnit RunListener implementation we\'ve implemented, however I w
I\'ve a large web application solution in Visual Studio. This solution contains some RDLC (client report files) in its folders. Whenever I publi开发者_如何学Csh it using Visual Studio, all *.rdlc file
I have a solution sln and several projects (vbproj, csproj). I have web project, and I need automatize Publish (like menu option in VS2008).
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