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My video on using Team Explorer Everywhere is published on Channel9

I recently recorded a video on using Visual Studio Team Explorer Everywhere , this has today been published in the UK Techdays section of Channel 9 . Hope you find it useful.

Posted to Richard Fennell by on Tue, Apr 24 2012
Filed under: Filed under: VSTS, Java, Eclipse
My video on using Team Explorer Everywhere is published on Channel9

I recently recorded a video on using Visual Studio Team Explorer Everywhere , this has today been published in the UK Techdays section of Channel 9 . Hope you find it useful.

Posted to Richard Fennell by on Tue, Apr 24 2012
Filed under: Filed under: VSTS, Java, Eclipse
Dropping build output to source control in TFS11

One of the nice new feature of TFS11 is that you get a third option for what to do with your build output Don’t copy output anywhere – good for CI builds that nobody will ever consume, just used to run tests Drop to a UNC share e.g. \\server1\drops – the default and used 9 times out 10 The new one -...

Posted to Richard Fennell by on Tue, Mar 13 2012
Filed under: Filed under: VSTS, Java, Eclipse
Dropping build output to source control in TFS11

One of the nice new feature of TFS11 is that you get a third option for what to do with your build output Don’t copy output anywhere – good for CI builds that nobody will ever consume, just used to run tests Drop to a UNC share e.g. \\server1\drops – the default and used 9 times out 10 The new one -...

Posted to Richard Fennell by on Tue, Mar 13 2012
Filed under: Filed under: VSTS, Java, Eclipse
Team Explorer Everywhere is now free

It was announced overnight that TEE is now free . What does this mean? It means if you do not have to buy TEE as some extra software if you already have a TFS CAL. This removed a barrier to adoption for developers who work in heterogeneous systems, there is no extra cost to integrate Eclipse as well...

Posted to Richard Fennell by on Fri, Mar 9 2012
Filed under: Filed under: VSTS, Events, Java, Eclipse
Team Explorer Everywhere is now free

It was announced overnight that TEE is now free . What does this mean? It means if you do not have to buy TEE as some extra software if you already have a TFS CAL. This removed a barrier to adoption for developers who work in heterogeneous systems, there is no extra cost to integrate Eclipse as well...

Posted to Richard Fennell by on Fri, Mar 9 2012
Filed under: Filed under: VSTS, Events, Java, Eclipse
Free webinar on Team Explorer Everywhere on the 19th of March

I recently did a guest post for the VSTS UK Team Blog on Team Explorer Everywhere . On the 19th of March I will be doing a free webinar on the same subject. To register for this event please see the Black Marble web site.

Posted to Richard Fennell by on Mon, Mar 5 2012
Filed under: Filed under: VSTS, Events, Java, Eclipse
Free webinar on Team Explorer Everywhere on the 19th of March

I recently did a guest post for the VSTS UK Team Blog on Team Explorer Everywhere . On the 19th of March I will be doing a free webinar on the same subject. To register for this event please see the Black Marble web site.

Posted to Richard Fennell by on Mon, Mar 5 2012
Filed under: Filed under: VSTS, Events, Java, Eclipse
Two Team Explorers in TEE 11 Beta – twice as good?

When you install TEE11 Beta in Eclipse you will notice their are two Team Explorer windows Team Explorer 2010 – The old style window Team Explorer – The new VS11 style window This is an artefact of the beta as TEE transitions to the new VS UI. I would recommend you use the new one as this will be the...

Posted to Richard Fennell by on Thu, Mar 1 2012
Filed under: Filed under: VSTS, Eclipse
Two Team Explorers in TEE 11 Beta – twice as good?

When you install TEE11 Beta in Eclipse you will notice their are two Team Explorer windows Team Explorer 2010 – The old style window Team Explorer – The new VS11 style window This is an artefact of the beta as TEE transitions to the new VS UI. I would recommend you use the new one as this will be the...

Posted to Richard Fennell by on Thu, Mar 1 2012
Filed under: Filed under: VSTS, Eclipse
Installing the TEE11 Beta as an upgrade to the plug-in in Eclipse

The big news today is is that Microsoft released the VS11 Beta , part of which is Team Explorer Everywhere (TEE). (Oh they also release something called Windows 8 too – whatever that is) Whilst upgrading my TEE instance in Eclipse (Indigo) I hit the same gotcha as I had when I originally installed TEE...

Posted to Richard Fennell by on Wed, Feb 29 2012
Filed under: Filed under: Technical Tips, VSTS, Java, Eclipse
Installing the TEE11 Beta as an upgrade to the plug-in in Eclipse

The big news today is is that Microsoft released the VS11 Beta , part of which is Team Explorer Everywhere (TEE). (Oh they also release something called Windows 8 too – whatever that is) Whilst upgrading my TEE instance in Eclipse (Indigo) I hit the same gotcha as I had when I originally installed TEE...

Posted to Richard Fennell by on Wed, Feb 29 2012
Filed under: Filed under: VSTS, Technical Tips, Java, Eclipse
Thanks to everyone who came to my session at NEBytes last night

Thanks to everyone who attended my session at NEBytes last night, sorry I had to rush away. As my session was demo based I don’t have much in the way of slides to upload, but if you want to find out more have a look at my guest blog post on the UK Visual Studio blog on ‘TFS for Everyone’ . Also keep...

Posted to Richard Fennell by on Thu, Feb 16 2012
Filed under: Filed under: VSTS, Community, Events, Java, Eclipse
Thanks to everyone who came to my session at NEBytes last night

Thanks to everyone who attended my session at NEBytes last night, sorry I had to rush away. As my session was demo based I don’t have much in the way of slides to upload, but if you want to find out more have a look at my guest blog post on the UK Visual Studio blog on ‘TFS for Everyone’ . Also keep...

Posted to Richard Fennell by on Thu, Feb 16 2012
Filed under: Filed under: VSTS, Events, Community, Java, Eclipse
My guest post on Microsoft Visual Studio UK Team Blog published

A guest post I wrote on TFS for the non-.NET developer has just been published on the Microsoft Visual Studio UK Team Blog . Why not pop over and have a look.

Posted to Richard Fennell by on Thu, Feb 2 2012
Filed under: Filed under: VSTS, Java, Eclipse
My guest post on Microsoft Visual Studio UK Team Blog published

A guest post I wrote on TFS for the non-.NET developer has just been published on the Microsoft Visual Studio UK Team Blog . Why not pop over and have a look.

Posted to Richard Fennell by on Thu, Feb 2 2012
Filed under: Filed under: VSTS, Java, Eclipse
Where do I find the product key for Team Explorer Everywhere?

When TEE is installed you have to provide a product key if you do not wish to run it in 90 day trial mode. Those of you used to using MSDN Subscriber downloads would guess you press the Key button next to the Download button and a product will be provided. However this is not the case, all you get is...

Posted to Richard Fennell by on Wed, Aug 3 2011
Filed under: Filed under: VSTS, Technical Tips, Eclipse
Solution to ‘Missing requirement: Shared profile 1.0.0.1308118925849’ error when installation TEE SP1 on Eclipse Indigo

During my new laptop build I have had to reinstall Eclipse, so I took the chance to upgrade to the Indigo release. When I tried to install the TFS 2010 Team Explorer Everywhere SP1 plug-in I got the error Cannot complete the install because one or more required items could not be found. Software...

Posted to Richard Fennell by on Mon, Jul 18 2011
Filed under: Filed under: VSTS, Technical Tips, Java, Eclipse

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