Did you install the DSL tools for Visual Studio 2005.
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Can you check if you have write access to the folder which has the processtemplate.xml. Also can you give your installation steps and any warning or error messages that you encounter during the installation process.
I do have write access to the folder with the process template files.
I don't see any errors or warnings during the installation process.
Is there a way to test that the DSL tools have been correctly installed?
I can't think of a way except to check in the Add / Remove programs if you have Microsoft DSL Tools Redistributable listed.
Hi Jason,
Could you help us with some checks please?
In your registry (in the command prompt, type "regedit") navigate down to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\8.0
and search on "WITDesigner".
You should find it in several subnodes, including:
If you close the registry and open the directory \Windows\Assembly, you should be able to scroll down to
Please let us know if you are seeing the above.
Thanks!
Alan Wills
I see a couple entries in the registry that refer to: Microsoft.Samples.WITDesigner.Designer.WorkItemTypePackage
I also don't see Microsoft.TeamFoundation.ProcessTools.TemplateEditor.WITDesigner.WITDesignerPackage in the GAC
It's probably having this issue because of a previous install that was related. Now let me see...
Thanks Jason...
I had the same issue (the WIT's were showing up in VS2005 as plain XML, no Designer, etc) and the same resolution fixed it.
I uninstalled WorkItemTypeDesigner via Add/Remove programs, re-installed the DSL Tools and Repaired the TFS Power Tool and now my WIT's are appearing in the VS2005 Designer as expected.
Thanks again,
Greg
Hi all
Im trying some constraint using TFPT
somthing like this XML:
where [System.AssignedTo] = @me
I want my work item to have a simular rule so i tried
<WHEN field="System.AssignedTo" value="@Me">
but i know its wrong cause it will think that "@Me" is a string so what can i do?