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New Post 6/12/2007 7:57 PM
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Sorry, newby question. Compiling? source code 
There doesn't appear to be any documentation on "compiling" the source code for BugNET. I know this is a real newby question but I assume that once I have checked out the code that I can build it in VS2005 and run it? Or do I need to run through the installation steps first so that I can "run" BugNET from VS2005?

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New Post 6/12/2007 9:06 PM
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Re: Sorry, newby question. Compiling? source code 

I didn't migrate the documentation over properly.  I have updated it here

http://bugnetproject.com/Documentation/tabid/57/topic/Compiling%20BugNET/Default.aspx

To answer your question if you have checkedout the code from the repository there is a development database already that can be used.  The username and password are "admin" "password" without the quotes.


Davin Dubeau
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New Post 6/13/2007 2:06 PM
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Re: Sorry, newby question. Compiling? source code 
Thanks! BugNET builds but I get tons of "Missing XML comment" errors.
Warning 1 Missing XML comment for publicly visible type or member 'BugNET.UserControls.TabMenu.Menu' D:\Projects\BugNET\src\BugNET_WAP\UserControls\TabMenu.ascx.designer.cs 14 54 BugNET_WAP


It looks like BugNET is looking for a DB named BugNETtest. Is that the development DB you are talking about? The source only had a DB named BugNET.mdf. I tried to attach it to my SQLExpress and rename it but that didn't seem to work.

By the way, should I have the code for BugNET in a particular folder or can I put it anywhere? Currently I have it in D:\Projects\. That folder is my SVN checkout folder.

Jet
 
New Post 6/14/2007 8:02 AM
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Re: Sorry, newby question. Compiling? source code 

 jetjaguar wrote
Thanks! BugNET builds but I get tons of "Missing XML comment" errors.
Warning 1 Missing XML comment for publicly visible type or member 'BugNET.UserControls.TabMenu.Menu' D:\Projects\BugNET\src\BugNET_WAP\UserControls\TabMenu.ascx.designer.cs 14 54 BugNET_WAP


It looks like BugNET is looking for a DB named BugNETtest. Is that the development DB you are talking about? The source only had a DB named BugNET.mdf. I tried to attach it to my SQLExpress and rename it but that didn't seem to work.

By the way, should I have the code for BugNET in a particular folder or can I put it anywhere? Currently I have it in D:\Projects\. That folder is my SVN checkout folder.

Jet

 

You can ignore the xml comments they are just warnings and it complains about the designer files not being commented.

For the connection string there is a SQL Express Database in the App_Data folder called BugNet,  you can always delete this and create your own or use that one.  You can find the connection string in one of the .config files.

The D:\Projects directory is fine, and is the exact same structure I use as well.


Davin Dubeau
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