Hi there, i want to create C# extension.
Does OutSystems version 11 support Visual Studio 2019?
regards and thanks
Hello,
Yes, you can work with Visual Studio 2019.
You can take here information about how to work with C# and create extensions.
VS 2019 is rather easily attached to Integration Studio.
Nikolai Kaplin wrote:
Hi Nikolai,
I'm facing below error. Any clue?
I'm using Visual Studio Professional 2019. My C# class library is targeting to 4.7.2 Framework
If i changed my Integration Studio option like below, I'm getting different exception. My .NET code doesn't have any issues on my VS. I can able to build successfully.
thank you Sir
For reference. Visual Studio 2019 can be used if you have at least versie 11.6.7 installed of Service Studio
source: https://success.outsystems.com/Documentation/11/Reference/Integration_Studio
I will also give this a try this since I still have VS2017 installed just for Integration Studio.
Greetings,
Vincent
Hi Velkumar,
Check if all your brackets are set properly in yours extension.
I have just tried it and it works with a .Net Framework 4.7.2 application (I converted one from 4.6.1 to 4.7.2). I have the following settings;
Integration Studio
Project properties
Visual Studio version
One other thing. Make sure you include all needed files into the extension. If you have a needed file or project excluded in this pane then the compilation from within Integration Studio will fail.
Hi,
Finally I got it resolved by edit the source code from Integration Studio.
Issue is I have a default parameter for "StringComparison". While converting the code Outsystem taken as Lowercase as "stringComparison".
Manually i have edited like below, now its working as excepted.
In case someone comes looking for this solution, it's actually not that you need to change the build path in the options in Integration Studio. .Net 4.7.2 or 4.8.x installs over 4.0.xxxxx and so that path is unchanged. You can check your .Net version by inspection and it will no longer be 4.0.xxxxx
The build path after installing VS 2019 is likely to be a later .Net framework, which has its own problems as yet unresolved.