I installed TFS 2017 on a company server. From inside the server I can normally access https://server-name/tfs. But when I do it from my local machine it doesn't let me.
From IE:
Temporary DNS error. Try to refresh the page.Error code: INET_E_RESOURCE_NOT_FOUND)
And from the VS
TF31002: Unable to connect to this Team Foundation Server
Any ideas? Could it be that I don't have remote access to the server or will it be something from TFS?
Thank you!!
Since I have not found major references to this topic or a guide to good practices, I have not been able to form an opinion.
I am just entering the MVVM world with WPF and I see that there are several references where it is mentioned that within an MVVM project the three standard folders Model, View and ViewModel must exist, however I wanted to know if it is good practice to combine that standard with the form layered programming, that is, create a project for data access, another for business logic and in a third have MVVM with their respective folders.
My question is, is it good practice to combine the MVVM standard with layered programming?
The project that I am putting together is going to be all in C#.
I am working with Visual Studio 2017. Add a ReportViewer control to a form and it is not displayed on the form itself.
I see that the solution adds the necessary references, the control is seen in the document outline and it adds a bottom bar, I imagine to control the reports it shows, but the control itself in the form remains absent.
And tried adding the control from extensions and updates, adding Microsoft's RDLC report designer. Also from the NuGet package manager adding Microsoft.ReportingServices.ReportViewerControl.Winforms and then adding its library to the project but in both cases the result is the same, the control is not displayed.
There are already some questions created related to this, however none has a solution yet, perhaps it was necessary to be more explicit. does anyone have an idea how to fix it?
I include this image showing that the control is available in the IDE.
I include the view of elements to add in the toolbox.
Crystal ReportI'm trying to install the en module Visual Studio 2015and I can't see the report editor.
I explain:
I have downloaded from the SAP website the support pack18 64bits, my SO WIN 7 professional 64bits.
The thing is that once installed I am not able to understand what references I have to add in order to have the report designer in my visual studio 2015 environment.
Good day, I'm getting started in the react JS library, I would like to know the correct way to configure visual studio 2015 community to work with react using ES6 and also be able to create jsx files, right now creating a file with that extension (. jsx) the IDE paints it red as a syntax error.
I have read that to work with ES6 you need a transpiler (such as Babel) so that the browser can interpret said code, and some other configurations, but they do all of this by installing different packages but through npm (that is, you have to have node installed) . How do you do all that but for Visual Studio?
Thanks for your time.