#Visual studio 2010 how to#
#Visual studio 2010 update#
#Visual studio 2010 registration#

Unlimited external distribution of thick client applications that embed the Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2010 runtime is included – same as Visual Studio 2008.Unlimited internal distribution of thick client and server applications that embed the Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2010 runtime is included – same as Visual Studio 2008.MSI and ClickOnce will be the supported deployment methods for the runtime engine. Its purchased separately with the Crystal Reports Developer Advantage runtime license.

The only material change when comparing the EULA with Visual Studio 2008 is that free external redistribution for web applications is no longer included. The EULA for Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2010 will match the Crystal Reports 2008 EULA.A production release will be no later than Q3 2010.We are committed to have a beta version at the time that Visual Studio 2010 goes GA. Because its now delivered separately, the delivery dates don’t exactly line up.

#Visual studio 2010 registration#

Instead, Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2010 will be provided by SAP as a free download, no registration required.Crystal Reports will no longer be included in Visual Studio 2010.We are working with Microsoft to ensure this transition is as smooth as possible for Visual Studio customers. We are fully committed to Microsoft developers, and will continue to provide world class reporting solutions for Microsoft technologies.

We’re happy to share some changes in how Crystal Reports will support Microsoft Visual Studio 2010.Įver since Visual Basic 2 released in 1993, Crystal Reports has been an integral part of the Microsoft developer experience.

#Visual studio 2010 update#

Update – more details on the beta release is posted Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2010 Beta Update. Update – The beta is Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2010 Beta Now Available. Update – Licensing blog Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2010 Licensing. Note: The value of 'Service URL' are as below.Update – the runtime blog is Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2010 Runtimes.

In the Username and Password field specify your Control Panel log in username and password that has been given either by your Administrator or by your Hosting Provider.

Check 'Mark as IIS application on destination' option.

To publish the application remotely, use the value given by your hosting provider which contains a domain or domain and application name. įor the local servers use the name of website and application as specified in IIS Manager.

To deploy the application through Windows Management Service, use the value specified by your Hosting Provider,.

To deploy the application remotely through Remote Agent Service, OR.

For Service URL, there are three options available:.

Specify profile name, if you want to change it, Otherwise, by default it is Profile1.

It will display the following dialog box:.

You can also use the Solution Explorer where, right click on the application name and select Publish option.

To deploy the application perform the following steps:.

From the drop down menu select Release status and then close the dialog box.

From the Configuration Manager dialog box, figure out Active Solution Configuration option.

For configuration settings perform the following steps: In general the status is set to Debug but for deployment you need to change it to Release status.

Change the Configuration settings of your project.

Open the project in Visual Studio 2010.

#Visual studio 2010 how to#

This is a small demonstration on how to deploy Web Application Project of Visual Studio 2010 on server using Web Deploy method.