I am trying to create a new SharePoint project in my virtual machine. it has SharePoint 2013 installed.
I am using visual studio 2010 ultimate version.
Every time i try to create a new empty SharePoint, web part or any SharePoint project it says.
A SharePoint server is not installed on this computer. A share Point server must me installed to work with SharePoint projects
but i have SharePoint 2013 installed.
can we use VS 2010 to create SharePoint projects in a VM with SP2013 installed.
I just installed the office developer tools for VS 2010 as well. But still i get the same results.
Any ideas.
This link describes the problem and how to fix it
So, have you installed Office Developer Tools for Visual Studio 2012? The default SharePoint project templates come with VS2012 is for SharePoint 2010 and will not work in SharePoint 2013 Server.
Also you need to make sure the site against which you are developing farm solution doesn't use developer template (rather user team site template).
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I'm trying to apply instructions of an MSDN article Create add-ins for Access web apps to create my own add-in for MS Access web application. I have Visual Studio 2015 Update 1 and MS Office Professional Plus 2013 installed but I can't find an Office Add-In template. I have tried to search for this Office Add-In template online (from within VS 2015) but I have failed to find it. How I can make this Office Add-In template installed for VS 2015 Update 1?
Please see attached picture for the step where I have got stuck.
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I'm at a loss.
I've installed a fresh instance of SQL Server Express 2012, loaded a fresh install of TFS2012. I attempted to hook my copy of VS2010 and I can't create a new project.
I started here and installed the service packs, the updates and the compatibility packages. I made myself an admin (of everything) from the TFS2012 console. When I go to to create a new project from the Team Explorer I get the TF30172 error.
My permission window
I'm flummoxed. I just ran this again. Anyone have any suggestions?
As far as I know Visual Studio 2010 can connect to TFS 2012 for development activities, but cannot directly create team projects for 2012. In fact, many administrative tasks (create Team Projects, build definitions, etc) in 2012 don't work from a 2010-based Team Explorer.
The solution is to upgrade to VS2012 or later, or to install Team Explorer 2012 to create team projects while continuing to use VS2010 for development.
Sadly Microsoft doesn't really declare this anywhere so it can be hard to find the answer.
See also: Can't create Team project in tfs 2012 using visual studio 2010
Visual Studio 2010 can't work on TFS 2012. Installing the latest VS.NET should solve this. Generally, the rule of thumb is, new versions are backwards compatible. So VS.NET 2010 can connect to 2010/2008/2005 etc. VS.NET 2012/13 can connect to 2013/2012/2010/2008/2005. But connecting from 2010 to 2012 won't work.
I am working on Quickbooks integration using web connector. I've installed QBSDK12 but but Visual Studio 2010 doesn't show any templates that I understand are supposed to be automatically installed with the SDK.
Is there something additional I need to do or install?
Look in the \PROJECTTEMPLATESROOT directory.
My colleague sent me a web project written in Visual Studio 2010. I only have Sharp Develop. when I open the project, I get a number of error messages:
The imported project "c:\program files(x86)\MsBuild\Microsoft\VisualStudio\v10.0\WebApplication\Microsoft.WebApploication.targets" was not found. Confirm that the path....
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What do I need to do to fix this??
Download and install the Visual Web Developer Express 2010, it should install all the required libraries to your system. You can then use Visual Web Express to edit the solution, but chances are high that Sharp Develop will also be able to open it.
If you want a little more up-to-date editing experience, you can try upgrading the solution to Visual Studio Express for Web 2013 by installing that and resolving any upgrade issues that might come from that.