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This issue occurs when using Visual Studio 2005 or VS 2008 without the compatibility update installed. If you have already installed the compatibility update then its possible that the URL used is incorrect. Verify that the URL for TFS meets the following format http://YOURTFS:8080/tfs . If you have not installed the update you will need to do so in the specific order below.
ERROR: TF31002: Unable to connect to this Team Foundation Server: tfs2010.
Visual Studio 2005 to TFS 2010
The process must be completed in the exact order to work.
Visual Studio 2005
On the Visual Studio Toolbar go to Tools and select Connect to Team Foundation Server
Select Servers
Select Add and enter the server details http://tfs2010:8080/tfs
*The Connection Details on the screen should gray out after entereing the URL. If this is not the case, then the “Forward Compatibility Service Paack” has not been installed or the order it was intalled is incorrect. *
Connection Completed
Visual Studio Team System 2005 Team Explorer
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=7203
Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005 Team Suite Service Pack 1 http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=5553
Visual Studio Team System 2005 Service Pack 1 Forward Compatibility Update for Team Foundation Server 2010 http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=3263
Connecting to TFS 2010 from Visual Studio 2008
Visual Studio 2008 (The Same process as above with the following software below)
By Paul Deitel Published Sep 18, 2008 by Prentice Hall. Part of the Pearson Custom Computer Science series.
Copyright 2009
Dimensions: 7″ x 9-1/8″
Pages: 1600
Edition: 3rd
Book
ISBN-10: 0-13-605322-X
ISBN-13: 978-0-13-605322-4
In order to learn Visual C# I chose the book recommended in school called Visual C# 2008 How To Program. I learn through experience and excellent notes! This will allow me to update this blog and track my growth as I complete the book. If you have an opinion on anything written here, I welcome the discussion and in turn I am sure there’s always something new to learn. This first post will be an overview of the basic terms related to programming in C#.
To wake up on the day that you were born to find a profusion of sincere posts wishing you well and a great time is unfathomable. We spend a great deal of time chatting and posting things to make each other laugh, and try to fill gaps of interaction online due to our daily lives that do not afford us the leisure to get together in person. I could say thank you to every post, but I don’t think the true intent of the saying will come across by doing so. Instead I have written this to let each and every one of you know that I am truly grateful for the relationship that we have, and I am forever appreciative for your wishes on this special day.
Thank You!
Some would love to have their own website but have no idea on where to start, or feel the information is not detailed enough to allow them to create it independently. I will try to make this post short but sweet enough to help anyone get started with a site in a very short amount of time. If you want definitions and a good understanding of the working parts this will not cut it, however this will get you up and running for now and you can learn more later.
1. Step one should be to register a Domain Name. (More Details ) Read more
This was in my drafts from 1/2010. It appears to be from a class that I took in college, but either way it might be helpful. *I am not the original author of the content below.*
When working on sites I often prefer to view the pages within the browser as I make updates to ensure it renders the same as the preview within the editor. All of the updates are made on my local dev server and only uploaded to the production server once the site is completed. It becomes redundant to hit F5 after every save to refresh the browser so I use the meta tags to refresh the browser every 10 seconds or so. Just remember to remove the tag when you are finish working on the project. It’s also a good time to update all other SEO tags at the same time. Here’s a site that provides a few different options that some may find useful.
http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/document/index_tagsupp_4.html
You can use <META ...> to tell the web browser to automatically move to another web page, or refresh the current page, after a specified period of time.
To have the page automatically refresh itself every x seconds, use a tag like this:
| this code |
<META HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" CONTENT="5"> |
This tells the browser to refresh the page (HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH"), and that it should do so every five seconds (CONTENT="5").
Suppose, however, that you want the page to refresh itself by going automatically to another page. This is common, for example, when someone has moved their home page to a new location, but want someone who goes to the old location to still find a pointer. You could put this <META ...> tag in the page at the old location:
| this code | produces this |
<META
HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh"
CONTENT="5; URL=autoforward_target.html">
|
this page |
In this case the <META ...> tag works is like the first refresh example, only with a little added information. The first part is the same: CONTENT="5; URL=autoforward_target.html" tells the browser that the page should be refreshed. CONTENT="5; URL=autoforward_target.html" gives two pieces of information: that the page should refresh after five seconds, and that the new URL should be autoforward_target.html .
In a situation like this, you should also provide a regular link to the new page.
You can also use <META ...> tags to ensure that the browser does not cache the HTML document. Caching is the process of saving the HTML document locally, on the computer’s hard drive, for future use so the browser doesn’t have to download the document again. To ensure that the browser does not cache a particular page use the following code:
| this code |
<META HTTP-EQUIV="PRAGMA" CONTENT="NO-CACHE"> |
I originally started working in the Real Estate industry in 2004 before the incredible boom period, and took the business part time after the burst. Recently I have had the opportunity to rekindle the full time flame by joining a successful team at Keller Williams Advantage Realty. Believe it or not there’s a difference when it comes to Real Estate companies in the training they provide and the atmosphere that agents live/work within the company. Over the next few weeks I am going to make an attempt to provide the benefits of finding the right place to “hang” your Sales license and how your choice should enable you to provide superior service to those in need of your assistance.
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Problem:
When making an attempt to add a new client to WHMCS and assign a domain name that was registered before with my existing ENOM account I would receive Registar Errors. When the cron job would run to synch up the expiration date it would return the first error below. Here is the steps I took to resolve the issue.
Resolutions:
First Error: Registrar Error Domain name not found
Resolution:
1. WHMCS Admin
2. Servers
3. Updated the IP of WHM to the new IP. (I was assigned a new IP for SSL and did not update WHMCS
Second Error: Registrar Error Invalid client IP: 22.22.222.222
Resolution:
1.Opened a ticket with Enom API Support to update their end with my new IP address.
Steps Taken Once The Above Was Resolved
http://wiki.whmcs.com/Importing_Data#Manual_Domain_Only_Entry
To add a domain on it’s own without a product, follow the steps below:
1. On the client summary page, click the “Add New Order” link in the Actions panel
2. The client will be preselected, so you should fill out the rest of the form – begin by choosing the payment gateway you want the client to pay with
3. Leave the Product/Service dropdown menu set at None
4. Leave the Billing Cycle dropdown menu set at Monthly
5. Enter the domain in the Domain text field and select Register as the Domain Registration Option (even though you aren’t intending to register it today)
6. Choose the number of years you next want the client to be invoiced for at the time of renewal and tick any addons the user has for their domain
7. Ensure both tick boxes for sending an order confirmation and generating an invoice are unchecked so the user is not emailed about the order you are adding
8. Finally, set the Order Status dropdown to Active and then click the submit button to add the order to WHMCS
9. You will now been shown the order screen summarising the details of the order you just added
10. Now as the final step, you must go to the domain’s information page to enter the correct next due and expiry dates aswell as selecting the registrar the domain is registered with if using one of the built in registrars. To do this, from the order screen, click on the link in the Type column of the items ordered – this will take you straight to the details screen.
You have now finished adding your client. By following the steps above, your client will have not been notified that you’ve added them and will now be invoiced by WHMCS prior to the next due date for the items you have added to their account.
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