.net-core

问题 I read: .NET Dispatcher, for .NET Core? I'm not able to apply both solution. Solution of JBSnorro: Unable to find how to switch to "Microsoft.NET.Sdk.WindowsDesktop". Solution of codevision: I use .net Core 3.1 instead of .net Core 3.0 and a .dll instead of .exe. The result is Any idea how to access the Dispatcher from .net-core 3.1? IMPORTANT Clemens solution works great. Also, by reloading the project directly from Visual Studio has the advantage to tell you more about the problem hidden in

问题 I read: .NET Dispatcher, for .NET Core? I'm not able to apply both solution. Solution of JBSnorro: Unable to find how to switch to "Microsoft.NET.Sdk.WindowsDesktop". Solution of codevision: I use .net Core 3.1 instead of .net Core 3.0 and a .dll instead of .exe. The result is Any idea how to access the Dispatcher from .net-core 3.1? IMPORTANT Clemens solution works great. Also, by reloading the project directly from Visual Studio has the advantage to tell you more about the problem hidden in

问题 I read: .NET Dispatcher, for .NET Core? I'm not able to apply both solution. Solution of JBSnorro: Unable to find how to switch to "Microsoft.NET.Sdk.WindowsDesktop". Solution of codevision: I use .net Core 3.1 instead of .net Core 3.0 and a .dll instead of .exe. The result is Any idea how to access the Dispatcher from .net-core 3.1? IMPORTANT Clemens solution works great. Also, by reloading the project directly from Visual Studio has the advantage to tell you more about the problem hidden in

问题 I read: .NET Dispatcher, for .NET Core? I'm not able to apply both solution. Solution of JBSnorro: Unable to find how to switch to "Microsoft.NET.Sdk.WindowsDesktop". Solution of codevision: I use .net Core 3.1 instead of .net Core 3.0 and a .dll instead of .exe. The result is Any idea how to access the Dispatcher from .net-core 3.1? IMPORTANT Clemens solution works great. Also, by reloading the project directly from Visual Studio has the advantage to tell you more about the problem hidden in

问题 Working on a dotnet core test pipeline, running on a Windows Self hosted agent, I have errors. As my project uses DotNet Core 3.1 and when I run "dotnet --version" on the agent it gives 5.0.100, I thought I had to install DotNet Core 3.1 but looking at Add/Remove Programs, I see versions 3.1.301 and 5.0.100 My pipeline contains: job: Test displayName: 'Test' steps: task: UseDotNet@2 inputs: packageType: 'sdk' version: '3.1.x' task: NuGetAuthenticate@0 displayName: 'Authenticate with NuGet'

问题 Working on a dotnet core test pipeline, running on a Windows Self hosted agent, I have errors. As my project uses DotNet Core 3.1 and when I run "dotnet --version" on the agent it gives 5.0.100, I thought I had to install DotNet Core 3.1 but looking at Add/Remove Programs, I see versions 3.1.301 and 5.0.100 My pipeline contains: job: Test displayName: 'Test' steps: task: UseDotNet@2 inputs: packageType: 'sdk' version: '3.1.x' task: NuGetAuthenticate@0 displayName: 'Authenticate with NuGet'

问题 I have a framework that I've created to be used with Microsoft's CRM/XRM/CDS/PowerPlatform/DataVerse plugins. These plugins can not contain any dependencies on external non-.Net Framwork non-MicrosoftSDK dlls. Rather than ILMerging dependencies I've made use of NuGet's Source Only Packages that allow the source files themselves to be shared via NuGet, removing the need for referencing and ILMerging other dlls. I'm attempting to make these NuGet Packages dotnetcore compatible. There are two

问题 I have a framework that I've created to be used with Microsoft's CRM/XRM/CDS/PowerPlatform/DataVerse plugins. These plugins can not contain any dependencies on external non-.Net Framwork non-MicrosoftSDK dlls. Rather than ILMerging dependencies I've made use of NuGet's Source Only Packages that allow the source files themselves to be shared via NuGet, removing the need for referencing and ILMerging other dlls. I'm attempting to make these NuGet Packages dotnetcore compatible. There are two

问题 In ASP.NET Core 5 MVC shopping cart application users can change shipping price calculation, discount options and other such things at runtime. They are editing Razor templates in text editor outside Visual Studio and outside application using non .NET application. Those templates are saved in database. Views contain hook calls: @inherit ViewPageBase<object> <head> @Hook(ElementName.BeforeHeadContent) ... <body> @Hook(ElementName.Body) ... @Hook(ElementName.Footer) ... </body> Hook method is

问题 In ASP.NET Core 5 MVC shopping cart application users can change shipping price calculation, discount options and other such things at runtime. They are editing Razor templates in text editor outside Visual Studio and outside application using non .NET application. Those templates are saved in database. Views contain hook calls: @inherit ViewPageBase<object> <head> @Hook(ElementName.BeforeHeadContent) ... <body> @Hook(ElementName.Body) ... @Hook(ElementName.Footer) ... </body> Hook method is