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One of the benefits of charging for reflector is that we will be able to afford to spend time on it. The "Open in .net reflector" feature isn't very good because we had to avoid parsing c# (and vb f# etc..) because that would take too long to implement. So we had to rely on piggy-backing on the existing "go to definition" feature.
So I can't promise anything, but if there's enough money to do the development work, it's something that I would like to improve.
Resharper changes the behaviour of this, breaking what we did, but if you set Resharper to use the object browser (as R# 4 always did) it works quite well. / comments
One of the benefits of charging for reflector is that we will be able to afford to spend time on it. The "Open in .net reflector" feature isn't very good because we had to avoid parsing c# (and vb ...
Sorry, that document is about an old version of the webservice.
The custom web service is not intended to connect to the database. I would just stick to using the redgate web service to save yourself the cost of a custom web service.
The recommended way to do things automatically when new error reports come in is to poll the web service, say every 5 or 10 minutes. That's how the example code I sent you in intended to be run. / comments
Sorry, that document is about an old version of the webservice.
The custom web service is not intended to connect to the database. I would just stick to using the redgate web service to save yourse...
We have a scheduled task here that syncs error reports into our bug tracker, which is a JIRA 4. I'll email you the source so you can use it as a starting point.
Cheers, / comments
We have a scheduled task here that syncs error reports into our bug tracker, which is a JIRA 4. I'll email you the source so you can use it as a starting point.
Cheers,
I've never heard of that happening before. Could you contact support at red-gate dot com, referencing this forum thread, and giving your serial number. That may be enough to work out what's happening if we're lucky.
Another thing that's worth a try in the meantime is the version 6 early access builds. The code that downloads reports has been changed a fair amount, and might have fixed whatever the problem is, or at least give a better message. http://www.red-gate.com/MessageBoard/vi ... .php?f=116 / comments
I've never heard of that happening before. Could you contact support at red-gate dot com, referencing this forum thread, and giving your serial number. That may be enough to work out what's happeni...
Hi,
I'm afraid that between SA 4 and 5 we made a clean break so we could make some protocol changes, so the web services are incompatible, so the old map files should just stay with your copy of sa3 for as long as you have a program in the wild processed by sa3. We are planning to turn off the older web service in about a year, so I'm glad to hear you're moving to v5.
The error reports themselves are compatible between the versions though, so those can be migrated if that's important to you. If you use a SQL server (if that was even possible with sa3) then just pointing at the same SQL server should work. If you use an mdb file, there's a procedure that works. Does anyone have a link to that description of how to do it?
I don't know whether sa3 worked very well on windows vista and later. If it did, all you need to do is install it, then copy the contents of your old program files folder over the new one the installer made, and SA will sort the rest out for you. / comments
Hi,
I'm afraid that between SA 4 and 5 we made a clean break so we could make some protocol changes, so the web services are incompatible, so the old map files should just stay with your copy of sa...
Yes, when something complains that two types that look the same aren't the same, it's merging that's broken it. That's a fundamental limitation of any merging technique. / comments
Yes, when something complains that two types that look the same aren't the same, it's merging that's broken it. That's a fundamental limitation of any merging technique.
Thanks, I haven't done much web development, I'd forgotten about making it into a dll in the first place. / comments
Thanks, I haven't done much web development, I'd forgotten about making it into a dll in the first place.
This help should help [image] http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/C ... 210439.htm / comments
This help should help http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/C ... 210439.htm
Ha, have you written a vs addin before? [image] / comments
Ha, have you written a vs addin before?