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In a current Project of mine I am using Entity Framework Core together with SQLite in an ASP.Net-Project.

My Problem is, that the Database in the project-files is used, instead of the one in the ./bin-Directory

I followed the instructions of the docs.microsoft-page to create the database:

https://docs.microsoft.com/de-de/ef/core/get-started/overview/first-app?tabs=visual-studio

This is the Connectionstring I am using.

I have a .net core 3.x project, where I also have added an Web API. On one of the pages I have a Vue-page. Because I was not competent enough to set up a Vue-project inside the .net-project. I decieded to have Vue on only one page (to show data). So how can I use Vuex, when it is only one page that uses Vue? The most important part of the site is this page because it will be i kind of lookup in the catalog. And to do that I want to browse through data stored in Vuex.

Is this possible. Or is it another way that is easier?

I'm trying to make a proactive message according to this.

I can understand the way to it. I'm worried about security. So I'm trying to use BotAuthentication. But I don't know how to use it. I tried to add a token according to this.

But it seems useless. How to use BotAuthentication? By the way, do I need to worry about security?

I was just reading this article - https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/visual-studio-2019-net-productivity-2/ and noticed in one of the GIF image, she is showing a terminal window inside VS editor itself. It looks like a fully fledged powershell window. How can we get that? Here is a screenshot.

I just installed Visual Studio 2017. After starting an ASP.NET MVC application I get the message that chrome debugging in Visual Studio is enabled.

But my breakpoints in Visual Studio won't hit. The breakpoints on Razor code seems to be working but Javascript does not. The breakpoints are not fully red like they should be. A restart, rebuild don't seem to take any effect.

I have the following code example

The Progress bar (Rollbar) does not complete before reaching the maximum, even though I have made an if statement that will only return it once complete.

[EDIT: I tried David Heffernan's answer and now it almost reaches end but not quite.]

What it looks like

I know the if statement looks weird but that's how I interpreted the answer

I have a docker compose that runs many containers including a container with .Net core code and a dd-agent container.

I have noticed that dd-agent container uses a volume and I need to access files in that volume using code running in the other container.

I have tried to use:

I create new application with asp.net core .net framework 4.6.1 not core2 . When I build application or deploy its relased as .exe not dll.

below is web.config for publish folder :

In a Visual Studio (Professional 2017) solution, I have multiple projects, two of which are startup projects, the UI and the API. The curious thing is that the API\Global.asax.cs does not seem to be executed, although both startup projects are actually enabled to be launched for debugging. I am sure about that, since when hitting the green Debug arrow, two browser windows open, and both UI and API work.

There are two distinct Global.asax.cs-files, one for each startup project (whether that is a sensible design, I don't know - I took over the solution this way). Within the one for the API, breakpoints are not working, more specifically VS says:

The breakpoint will not currently be hit. A copy of Global.asax.cs was found in UI.dll, but the current source code is different from the version built into UI.dll.

To allow this breakpoint to be hit: right-click on the breakpoint, choose either 'Conditions...' or 'Setting...'. Then chcoose 'Location', 'Allow the source code to be different from the original.'

To allow this for all breakpoints, disable the option 'Required source files to exactly match the original version' under Tools, Options, Debugging, General.

The full hover-over-breakpoint-message looks as follows:

Following the last suggestion did not change anything. Concerning the first suggestion, I do not have the options to choose in the context menu under Conditions.

I cannot inquire to much about the solutions's architectural background, that is why I am asking here for help: I am assuming that the error message also means that the file API/Global.asax.cs is not read at all, or is that conclusion wrong?

More importantly: How do I ensure that API\Global.asax.cs is read/ executed? Differently put: When is it supposed to be executed when in debug mode? I have the impression, it executed every now and then since I see debug-output in my VS-Output window sometimes - I did not manage to guess when it is executed.

In in the Solution Property Pages (right-click on the solution and choose Properties), there is the option Multiple startup projects chosen. The API project is in the list before UI.

Under Project Dependency is specified that the API project depends on different other projects, but not the UI project. The other projects have some inter-dependencies as well, but none of them depends on the UI project. The UI project does not depend on any other project, either.

• Why would my ASP.NET project run on the development server when not among the startup projects?
• Where does the output of System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine go, if I put it in Global.asax.cs?