Help with RSS Toolkit installation

I read somewhere that MS has integrate SilverLight Toolkit into VS2010. Where is it? I can't find it under Toolbox.

Hi

I have installed Xp sp3 in my system.When ever i install VWD 2010. I will get auto shutdown of System. But it support vs 2005, VWD 2008 Sp1 with sql 2005 very well without any problem. Again whenever i try to Sql server 2008 express. I will get auto shutdown problem.

But i have read on Microsoft site, VWD 2010 and sql 2008 support XP sp3.  My system does not support good graphic and sound in Window 7 OS. I have MSI mother board and AMD dual core processor with 2 GB Ram.

what is the problem ? is there problem with hardware ?

To my displeasure I cannot find VWD2005 which at one time would generate a complete web.config for Ajax so I downloaded and installed VWDE 2010 to a clean install of XP Pro.

I've created a new tab on the toolbar for the controls but after I select the Ajax dll to add the controls to the toolbar it grinds away and then goes poof and closes down the task leaving VWD look as if I had never even created the tab in the toolbar. 

Any advice here?

The Visual Studio T4 code generation engine lets you parse an input file and transform it into an output file. We give you a basic introduction to T4 templates and show you how ASP.NET MVC uses this technology.

Scott Allen

MSDN Magazine January 2010

The WiX toolset's use of a command-line environment allows for integration with automated build processes. The Toolbox column explains.

Scott Mitchell

MSDN Magazine April 2007

There are plenty of times when you need to get information on running processes, not the least of which is during performance tuning. Using the techniques in this article and special .NET classes you'll see how to get a process' ID, name, priority, number of threads, kernel handle, and memory consumption, as well as its user-mode, kernel-mode, and total elapsed running time and put them to use in a custom app called AssemblyBrowser.

Sean Draine

MSDN Magazine October 2004

The Office XP Web Services Toolkit makes it possible to build applications that gather information and trigger transactions through various Web Services. The toolkit allows you to easily discover Web Services remotely. It also includes the Web Service Reference Tool, which lets you call a Web Service from inside an Office application. This article shows how toolkit-generated code can be used to access simple, as well as complex, Web Services.The author steps through the auto-generated code to explain the classes that collect parameters, the schema to format the request/response, and the actual operations of the Web Service.

Krishnamurthy Srinivasan

MSDN Magazine December 2002

If you've built Web sites using ASP.NET, you'll welcome the Microsoft Mobile Internet Toolkit (MMIT). MMIT extends the Visual Studio .NET IDE you already know by providing new controls for handheld devices letting you easily develop applications for wireless devices. This means you can write less code while adapting it to more devices. Not only does MMIT integrate with Visual Studio .NET, it extends ASP.NET as well. This article gives you the background you need to write, test, and deploy a site with MMIT and make all your code able to target specific devices for a custom fit.

Paul Yao and David Durant

MSDN Magazine November 2002

Edited by Nancy Michell

MSDN Magazine November 2002

In SOAP Toolkit 2.0, the Services Description Language (SDL) has been replaced with the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) and the Web Services Meta Language (WSML). WSDL and WSML files describe the interfaces to a service and expose COM objects to SOAP clients. This article describes a custom tool, IDL2SDL, which takes an IDL file and produces WSDL and WSML files without waiting for a DLL or TLB file to be generated. Also shown is a customized development environment in which WSDL and WSML files automatically reflect the changes to IDL files.

Carlos C. Tapang

MSDN Magazine April 2001

The new Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) Toolkit for Visual Studio 6.0 provides the infrastructure for developers to build, expose, and consume Web services. With a few exceptions that are outlined in the toolkit, the SOAP Toolkit complies with the SOAP version 1.1 specification. It includes the Remote Object Proxy Engine (ROPE), a Service Description and Code Generation Wizard, and code that provides ASP and ISAPI reference implementations of SOAP listeners. This article describes the tools and the object model of the SOAP Toolkit, and then demonstrates ASP and ISAPI implementations of a functional Web service using this toolkit.

Rob Caron

MSDN Magazine August 2000

Im using VS2008, asp.net C# 2.0.

Recently i tryed to correct some stuff on my page and i had a friend to take a look at the stuff...

What i did was that i have Examples page with code examples. Then accordion panes for each code piece...And syntaxhighlighter for each code piece. The code that i presented is read from the txt files wich makes it easyer for me to put new examples on the site...

But the problem is now that two of my accordion panes are not working...and everything works in all other browsers this just happens in Internet Explorer. This is kind of weird and my friends explaination was that there is actually errors in the ajax toolkit dll.

Im using the latest version of ajax toolkit for framework 2.0 wich is 1.0.20229.

My friend said its actually amazing that the toolkit has been out there for that long and it has not been tested that well and that there i still errors in it.

You can test this by your self by doing the exact as i explain:

go here: http://www.simpa.dk/Examples.aspx?cookieCheck=true

click Csharp

and try to open the accordion that is from the bottom 2 or 1 they dont collapse...

but this works in all other browsers then Internet Explore

Dear All,

I have Sqlserver2008 setup.

It is work in wndows Xp.

But I have to Install it on Windows 7 ,during installation process it requires some patch and I am unable to get it.

Plz some buddy can help the same.

regard,

Rakesh gupta

Can anyone guide me in the right direction or give an example of How I would accomplish this?

I have  this so far but kind of stuck on how to do it programtically if I'm using header and content templates 

I have a xmldatasource.. In a nutshell at what point in my code do I need to create a new accordion? does it need to be

in the item_databound handler?

Imports Microsoft.VisualBasic

Public Class AccordionTemplate
    Implements System.Web.UI.ITemplate

    Dim templateType As String

    Sub New(ByVal type As String)
        templateType = type
    End Sub

    Public Sub InstantiateIn(ByVal container As System.Web.UI.Control) _
          Implements System.Web.UI.ITemplate.InstantiateIn

        Dim ph As New PlaceHolder()

        Select Case (templateType)
            Case "Header"
                Dim myLabel As Label = New Label()
                myLabel.Text = "Test"
                ph.Controls.Add(myLabel)
            Case "Content"
                ph.Controls.Add(New LiteralControl("<p>hello</p>"))
        End Select
        container.Controls.Add(ph)
    End Sub


End Class

Partial Class Accordion
    Inherits System.Web.UI.Page

    Protecte