In this tutorial, you learn how to: Set up your development machine Use the IoT Edge tools to create a new project Build your project as aDocker containerand store it in an Azure container registry Deploy your
<Import Project="$(VCTargetsPath)\Microsoft.Cpp.default.props" /> Add a property group element (<PropertyGroup>) that specifies two project properties, <ConfigurationType> and <PlatformToolset>. (Use v140 as the <PlatformToolset> value if you're using Visual Studio 2015, v141 if you're u...
I was acquainted with UI automation during my tenure at Microsoft in 2005 when I started working as software developer in test within Visual Studio Team Architects team on a project called Whitehorse. For those who need some background, Whitehorse consisted of SOA diagrams within Visual Studio ...
Project path –The location of the PerfSDKSample project. Typically, the path is <Your_PerfSDK_Folder>\SampleProject\PerfSDKSample\PerfSDKSample.csproj. PerfSDK path –The location of PerfSDK. Typically, the path is <ServiceVolumeDrive>\PerfSDK\PerfSDKLocalDirectory. When you've finished, selec...
In this tutorial, the code doesn't drive IoT devices, but emulates those activities by writing messages to the console. You can explore the code without automating your house. Next, let's define the interface for a light that can automatically turn off after a timeout: ...
Add an<Import>element that specifies the path of the current C++ settings for this project: XML <ImportProject="$(VCTargetsPath)\Microsoft.Cpp.props"/> Add a<ClCompile>child element in an<ItemGroup>element. The child element specifies the name of the C/C++ source file to compile: ...
To avoid the need to enter the string manually on each form, store the string in the App.config file in your project. Then, create a method that returns the string when the method is called from any form in your application. To find the connection string: In Server Exp...
To avoid the need to enter the string manually on each form, store the string in the App.config file in your project. Then, create a method that returns the string when the method is called from any form in your application. To find the connection string: In Server Explorer, right-...
By following this example tutorial, you can understand how to configure your Visual C++ Application to optionally recognize non English text. By simply modifying the Character Set from the Project Properties, you also modify whether Unicode or Multi Byte Microsoft Foundation Libraries are used. You ...
No special applications required beyond those installed as part of Microsoft Robotics Developer Studio. Getting Started There is no C# service project corresponding to this tutorial. Instead, you will run the compiled service fromSimulation Tutorial 1 (C#) - Introduction to Visual Simulation Environment...