TODO:
You try to view your Restful WCF service in a browser from Visual Studio and get the "Endpoint not found" error.
SOLUTION:
Right click on your .svc file. Look for "Factory="= "System.ServiceModel.Activation.WebServiceHostFactory" and delete it. You can now Right click your .svc file and choose "View in browser"
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TODO:
Have you lost the ability to publish your website locally? If so, then you lost your profile for local publishing.
SOLUTION:
The second post on this link, has a correct solution. Basically you need to add a new profile, choose File System as the type, and select a valid location.
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TODO:
In Visual Studio, you try to click on Security or other items, and you receive "Team Foundation Error: Login Failure: Unknown Username or Bad Password"
SOLUTION:
You need to start Visual Studio as your Domain User
start -> run > runas /netonly /user:my domain\myuser "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE\devenv.exe
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TODO:
Have you ever needed the public key for an assembly that is the output of a project in Visual Studio?
SOLUTION:
The solution is to tie the strong name tool (sn.exe) to a menu item under External Tools in Visual Studio. There is a working solution on this link. I tried it and it does exactly what I needed it to do. The public key is written to the output window!
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