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On September 28, 2015, Microsoft announced Microsoft acquires Adxstudio Inc., Web portal and application lifecycle management solutions provider. Following the acquisition, Microsoft has continued to develop the portal application, releasing version 8.x as an optional portal add-on for Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online 2016 Update 1.
For upgrading and troubleshooting purposes, it is often very helpful to identify the specific version and build number of the portal that is currently installed within a Microsoft Dynamics CRM or Microsoft Dynamics 365 organization. The methods to identify the version of the currently installed portal are outlined below.
Navigate to the portal's about page. By appending /_services/about without the quotes to the end of a portal's URL (for example, _services/about), an about page can be reached that displays the portal version along with the validity of the currently installed license. This about page was added in the version 7.0.0007 release of Adxstudio Portals, so portals below this version will require one of the other two methods below.
Capture a diagnostic report using the diagnostic handler. By appending /diag.axd without the quotes to the end of a portal's URL (for example, ) on the local web server, a diagnostics report will be generated that includes the portal version at the very top along with the versions of all related assemblies, Microsoft Dynamics CRM solution information, and other data. The diagnostic page was added in the version 5.x release of Adxstudio portals, so portals below this version would require the use of the final method below.
The diagnostic handler can only be reached through a browser on the local web server. If the diagnostic handler is still unreachable on the local web server, then it may have been removed from the portal website's web.config file. Contact the portal administrator if further assistance with accessing the handler is required.
Check the Adxstudio.Xrm.dll assembly version. On the web server hosting the Adxstudio Portals data files, navigate to the bin folder underneath the portal website's physical path (the physical path within the site's advanced settings in IIS), right-click the Adxstudio.Xrm.dll file, choose Properties, and then select the Details tab. The Product version value here will indicate the version of the portal (for example, 7.0.0022).
We started working on this project a couple of months ago, and now, it is finally done. Lately we've been working on this project none stop, acknowledging if we release it after the real Portal - we fail, and our test will be terminated ( ;). So yes, the last piece of code of this game was programed just a couple of minutes ago. Don't worry - those minutes were on bugs!
Portal: The Flash Version includes over 40 challenging, portals thinking levels, which features almost every feature the real game does, in 2d - energy balls, cubes, turrets and even the famous crusher from the trailer. The game also includes a console to mess around with after finishing the game, or just being frustrated by thinking with portals (Commands are posted in our forums)
A new 2D Portal game hit the Frontpage so I figured I should go back to play this again, to see if this holds up. It very much does and I hope that the person that made the other 2D game improves it, it is promising but also really bad at the moment. 4.5/5, some collision issues but otherwise solid.
What i thougt was: Create a new intunewin package for the new version and add it to intune so user can install it from the company portal. but if users allready have the old version installed and they install the new version(company portal says succesfull), the old version is still installed and not the new version.
@Arjanver How are your detection rules designed? When they match, Intune will think the application is already installed. Depending on what app you're installing, you can pick a variety of detection methods : -us/mem/intune/apps/apps-win32-app-management#step-4-detection-rules
But i have this detection rule for the new win32 package and it seems to work.
every month comes a new version.......i have something to do then....
I can recycle this app instance in intune and upload the new intunewin file and change the version match the new version or do i need to make a complete new application instance in intune and delete the old one?
To be honest, I'm not sure what happens when you just replace the intunewin file, and adjust the detection method to the new version. I assume that the app will try to update/install, but I'm not sure.
@Arjanver Maybe using a requirement rule can help you with this as a temporary solution till something better is available in Intune. I described it in this article -to-update-win32-applications-with-microsoft-intune/
In the Liferay installation directory you'll typically find a file named portal-ext.properties. This typically has the configuration for the database that Liferay shall use. Both versions that you are running should point to a different database, then you can have both installations in paralell.
If you want to run them at the same time, you'll also need to modify tomcat (assuming that's the appserver you use. Look for all port="xxxx" declarations in tomcat/conf/server.xml and change them to distinct values (OOTB there are three for every tomcat installation). In Eclipse/Liferay IDE you can also find the port declaration in the server information screen.
There is a table called release_ which contains a column build number. This has build number.I faced same issue so I deleted only this table and then restart server again.I have back up for my db for version liferay 6.2 cega2.I tried to install same version in different machine and I got this error.
When we enter the testing area, GLaDOS informs us that she has to go attend to the turbines; before she leaves, she sarcastically gives a radically sped up "explanation" of the test we face in the room. Does she say anything of note in this version? I wouldn't know how to go about manipulating the audio to find out...
You can slow this down in game, one of the recent changes by Valve is that now when you use sv_cheats 1; host_timescale 0.5 it also slows down the sound and not only the game. Playing with that 0.5 value should allow you to hear what she is saying. Just don't forget to put it back to default or you won't get any achievements, thus use host_timescale 1; sv_cheats 0 afterwards.
Hello, I am relatively new to TIA and I am having an issue uploading directly from a PLC created with version 14. I have version 16. I have the original program and have compiled it into 16 but there seems to be some discrepancies so I would like to upload what is on the existing PLC
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