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It seems to work fine now. Thanks! / comments
It seems to work fine now. Thanks!
It seems to work now. Thanks. / comments
It seems to work now. Thanks.
Yes I know this, but with the above lines of code you get better infos. Have a look at this report in the custom properties section. No manifest needed.
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Yes I know this, but with the above lines of code you get better infos. Have a look at this report in the custom properties section. No manifest needed.
You could do something like that to better get Windows Version: public static string GetOSVersion() { try { var mo = GetManagementObject("Win32_OperatingSystem"); if (null == mo) return string.Empty; return mo["Caption"] + " (" + mo["Version"] + ") - " + mo["OSArchitecture"]; } catch (Exception) { return string.Empty; } } private static ManagementObject GetManagementObject(string className) { var mClass = new ManagementClass(className); foreach (var o in mClass.GetInstances()) { if (o is ManagementObject mObj) return mObj; } return null; }
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You could do something like that to better get Windows Version:public static string GetOSVersion() { try { var mo = GetManagementObject("Win32_OperatingS...
Thank you very much. One last question, where can I download the developer versions of SA (developer license)? Is this enabled, after we bought the pro license?
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Thank you very much.One last question, where can I download the developer versions of SA (developer license)? Is this enabled, after we bought the pro license?
Ok, thank you very much. / comments
Ok, thank you very much.
Ok. But how is the bugreport file saved to the DB? If we copy this file from the customer (Not using the webserver) to a machine in our network. Can we open the bug report file directly with SA and it will be stored automatically to DB? / comments
Ok. But how is the bugreport file saved to the DB? If we copy this file from the customer (Not using the webserver) to a machine in our network. Can we open the bug report file directly with SA and...
I decompiled the created .net standard dll modified by SA. The problem is, you are injecting the same code as for .NET framewrok assemblies including checking registry. For this you also add a reference to a "Microsoft.Win32.Registry" dll. But this dll does not exist.
There would be a ugly workaround by adding the "Microsoft.Win32.Registry" nuget to the .net standard dll and use one of its classes. But this would add a windows os dependency to this lib, which is not possible. Maybe this can help.
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I decompiled the created .net standard dll modified by SA. The problem is, you are injecting the same code as for .NET framewrok assemblies including checking registry. For this you also add a refe...
Yes, it seems to work now with .Net Standard also. Thank you very much. / comments
Yes, it seems to work now with .Net Standard also. Thank you very much.
Ok thanks. / comments
Ok thanks.