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ArcObjects SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework - Visual Studio 2012

RichardWatson

I am building a new machine with Windows 8 and Visual Studio 2012.

I want to install "ArcObjects SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework" but it refuses to install because it is looking for Visual Studio 2010 (which I don't want to install).

I understand that 10.1 does not yet support Visual Studio 2012 (or Windows 8). Just wondering if there is some way that I can get this to install without having to install Visual Studio 2010? I don't really care about the various Visual Studio templates/wizards, i.e. I know that that won't work.

One thing that I could to is to simply XCopy the files from another machine.

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KevinMacLeod1

It's 2014 almost 2015 still the same problem. If you have a platform with 10.1 is should either work with 2012 or AT LEAST let you install the .NET SDK, and not just fail just because you don't have VS 2010 installed. They should have at minimum released a patch to allow the SDK to install without requiring VS 2010. Our use case, for example, is Windows 8.1 but developing an Add In for Arc 10.1 So it's a catch-22. Classic ESRI. I wish a GIS software competitor would come along and force them to listen to customers.

likacilikaci

Supporting Visual Studio 2012 starting with version 10.2 is not an acceptable answer. I work on a project for a large Federal client and we are *locked* into using version 10.1 for 3 years. Esri needs to understand real-world situations where people cannot necessarily always upgrade to the latest version of their software. The answer to these kinds of support issues from Esri is almost always "Next version...." - it's just not acceptable.

does this problem solved ?
i install succeed in win8.1 & vs2012 with AE10.1
http://hi.baidu.com/zoneq6/item/041b421d0bf7a1051894ec00
http://jingyan.baidu.com/article/25648fc1c977f49191fd00c6.html

DavidMarley

Supporting Visual Studio 2012 starting with version 10.2 is not an acceptable answer. I work on a project for a large Federal client and we are *locked* into using version 10.1 for 3 years. Esri needs to understand real-world situations where people cannot necessarily always upgrade to the latest version of their software. The answer to these kinds of support issues from Esri is almost always "Next version...." - it's just not acceptable.

NeedHelp

We are working on adding support for Visual Studio 2012. More information about this will be made available in the coming months.

The ArcObjects SDK for .NET supports integration with Visual Studio 2012 starting with the 10.2 release. We are also supporting .NET 4.5. .NET 3.5 remains the recommended framework as it is still the prerequisite for the ArcGIS for Desktop or Engine install so it is guaranteed to be installed when you deploy to a machine where Desktop or Engine is installed.

9 months in between posts...:mad:

JohnHauck

The ArcObjects SDK for .NET supports integration with Visual Studio 2012 starting with the 10.2 release. We are also supporting .NET 4.5. .NET 3.5 remains the recommended framework as it is still the prerequisite for the ArcGIS for Desktop or Engine install so it is guaranteed to be installed when you deploy to a machine where Desktop or Engine is installed.

ISSRWEB

Is there a definitive answer as to whether VS 2012 will ever be supported?

RichardFairhurst

I really hope that the 10.2 release will also support Visual Studio 2013 out of the box.

This week, Microsoft released the final feature update for Visual Studio 2012 and released the 2013 beta.

If supporting the later Visual Studio is too hard to do rapidly then please just provide the ability to install the libraries and not the Visual Studio integration pieces.

ESRI will probably never support a beta version of Visual Studio. They are almost always a version behind even for final releases. In part this makes sense. They do not want their software subject to bugs introduced by the latest Visual Studio version. After all, they already create enough of their own with their own latest ArcMap version. 😉

RichardWatson

I really hope that the 10.2 release will also support Visual Studio 2013 out of the box.

This week, Microsoft released the final feature update for Visual Studio 2012 and released the 2013 beta.

If supporting the later Visual Studio is too hard to do rapidly then please just provide the ability to install the libraries and not the Visual Studio integration pieces.

RonaldNatalie

Can we get a prediction? We're pretty much screwed here as we already made the leap to 2012 assuming that ESRI wouldn't take over a YEAR to get around to supporting the current Microsoft OS's and development platforms (silly us, I know). We bailed on the WPF runtimes, just too many bugs and too little functionality.

KennyMack

Thanks for the reply Richard. We run 10.1 SP1. What would you recommend, I'd like to create a custom query form, pretty simple, so a user can query a related table to a feature class for records in a certain date range and a few other fields, and see the resulting features selected on the map, and run a report.

I'd rather not install VS 2010, any other ideas? Doesn't seem like the kind of thing that python does.

Thanks,
Kenny

RichardWatson

RE: ArcObjects SDK for .NET

10.1 SP1 is the current version and in that version Visual Studio 2012 is not supported.

According to ESRI, 10.2 is scheduled for release in June. I have not seen any official announcement from ESRI as to whether or not this release will support Visual Studio 2012.

KennyMack

Hi-- I just installed Visual Studio Express 2012. Trying to get started but now I find this thread. The last post is March-- any chance VS 2012 is supported now, in mid-May? Or do I need to download and install 2010.

RichardWatson

Yes, it is. If you require the templates now then you need to install Visual Studio 2010.

My >guess< is that ESRI will add support for Visual Studio 2012 in 10.2. We should all know the last week of this month at the ESRI Developer Summit.

AlexeiB

I am running VS 2012 and Arc 10.1 SP 1 and am looking into making a desktop tool. At present time I cannot see ArcMap Add-In as per

http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/arcobjects-net/conceptualhelp/index.html#/Walkthrough_Building_custom_UI_elements_using_add_ins/0001000001ms000000/

Having read this thread it appears ArcObjects does not support VS 2012. Is this still the case?

Thanks,

nicogis

In ArcGIS Ideas is 'Under Consideration' : http://ideas.arcgis.com/ideaView?id=087E00000004JrS&returnUrl=%2Fapex%2FideaList%3Fc%3D09a300000004xET%26category%3DArcGIS%2BEngine%26sort%3Dpopular ...

RichardWatson

For now the support VS2012 is in ArcGIS Runtime SDK 10.1.1 for WPF ( http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/system-requirements/10.1/0151/015100000092000000.htm ) and ArcGIS API for JavaScript version 3.(1..3) (http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/javascript/arcgis/jsapi/#api_codeassist)

And ArcGIS API for Silverlight:

http://resources.arcgis.com/en/communities/silverlight-api/

Of course, what we all want to know is when do ArcObjects support it. Maybe in SP2?

nicogis

For now the support VS2012 is in ArcGIS Runtime SDK 10.1.1 for WPF ( http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/system-requirements/10.1/0151/015100000092000000.htm ) and ArcGIS API for JavaScript version 3.(1..3) (http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/javascript/arcgis/jsapi/#api_codeassist)

mustafaguner

We did install the SDK without VS2010 Express.
Just add the registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\VisualStudio\10.0\InstallDir (REG_SZ) with the value "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE\" and start the setup for the SDK.

You will see a folder "C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\DeveloperKit10.1\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0" (assuming a default ArcGIS 10.1 installation). There you will find the templates, snippets and xml schemas. Just copy these to the corresponding folders of the VS 2012 installation.
The snippets should be registrated in the SnippetsIndex.xml.

Most things seem to work fine with VS 2012, but we have troubles to build Addins:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]18317[/ATTACH]

Has anybody made the same experience? There seems to be a hard dependency on the very old version 2.0.0.0 of the Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.9.0.dll.
VS 2012 does not support this old version.

It would be very, very nice if ESRI would support VS 2012.

Hi everyone I am trying integration Arcgis for desktop with Visual Studio 2012 but so far I could not be successful
I have used Arcgis 10.0 first I added registry path "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\VisualStudio\10.0\InstallDir" after that entered value path to (REG_SZ) of InstallDir and started Arcgis SDK but I have get a framework error.... what I am missing thanks in advance...

ToddMacPherson1

We are working on adding support for Visual Studio 2012. More information about this will be made available in the coming months.

Months is unacceptable. This should be a priority with teams working around the clock to provide a solution ASAP.

ToddMacPherson1

What hair I have left I am pulling out. Crystal Reports support for VS 2012 was supposed to be out Q4 2012 now late Q1 2013 and now this. I have a small fortune invested in software and can't work because there is no support from vendors for VS 2012.

I may become an alcoholic drinking beer waiting for this to materialize.

JeffJacobson

You guys will probably want to promote the Visual Studio 2012 integration idea on the ArcGIS Ideas site.

nicogis

Update: now arcgis 10.1 sp1 supports windows 8 & windows server 2012
http://blogs.esri.com/esri/arcgis/2012/11/01/arcgis-10-1-and-windows-8/

but vs2012 isn't supported yet
http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/system-requirements/10.1/index.html#/ArcObjects_SDK_10_1/01510000006n000000/

I agree with Richard "... share your plans so that we can plan ..."

RichardWatson

John,

I appreciate the reply but telling us that more information will become available in the coming months is not very helpful.

Why is it a secret? Could you share your plans so that we can plan?

I think that there are couple of issues here.

The first issue, and the one that I care most about, is using Visual Studio 2012 in conjunction with the .NET 4.0 framework. If the answer is that it is going to take months to support this then that is unacceptable.

The other issue is support of the .NET 4.5 framework. This issue is probably tougher because the .NET 4.5 framework does not support XP amongst other issues.

Richard

JohnHauck

We are working on adding support for Visual Studio 2012. More information about this will be made available in the coming months.

BoyanBatchvarov

I created a simple test add-in in VS 2010 and moved the solution to VS 2012, targeting .Net 4.5.

The first issue I have is that VS 2012 can't find the ArcGISAddInHostGenerator, so editing the .esriaddinx doesn't reflect on the designer.cs.

An other one concerned the <AddIn language="CLR4.0"... /> attribute. If left to "CLR4.5" the add-in is recognized by the arcmap add-ins manager, but the main toolbar doesn't show. If left to just "CLR", the toolbar is visible but the commands display a "Missing" caption. If left to "CLR4.0", the add-in actually runs fine.

Then I tried to move an existing arcgis 10 add-in to arcgis 10.1, VS 2012 and .net 4.5, but I can't get it to work. If I leave the language attribute to "CLR4.0", the add-in compiles but arcmap crashes upon startup.

Can anyone that has gone through this share some light?

Thanks

Edit: I'd forgotten to uncomment <supportedRuntime version="v4.0.30319"/> in arcmap.exe.config. Now I fixed some errors and the add-in works. Only problem that remains is the missing ArcGISAddInHostGenerator

Anonymous User

We did install the SDK without VS2010 Express.
Just add the registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\VisualStudio\10.0\InstallDir (REG_SZ) with the value "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE\" and start the setup for the SDK.

You will see a folder "C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\DeveloperKit10.1\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0" (assuming a default ArcGIS 10.1 installation). There you will find the templates, snippets and xml schemas. Just copy these to the corresponding folders of the VS 2012 installation.
The snippets should be registrated in the SnippetsIndex.xml.

Most things seem to work fine with VS 2012, but we have troubles to build Addins:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]18317[/ATTACH]

Has anybody made the same experience? There seems to be a hard dependency on the very old version 2.0.0.0 of the Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.9.0.dll.
VS 2012 does not support this old version.

It would be very, very nice if ESRI would support VS 2012.

Addin_error.png

JohnHauck

I know this is kind of a lame suggestion but maybe you could install VS2010 Express along with VS 2012 and then install the SDK and remove the express version if you don't want it. But definitely working in "unsupported" territory.

nicogis

for now vs2012 & windows 8 aren't supported from ArcObjects SDK 10.1
http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/system-requirements/10.1/index.html#//01510000006n000000

arcgis 10.1 & win8
http://events.esri.com/uc/QandA/index.cfm?fuseaction=answer&conferenceId=AC1DD535-1422-2418-7F1722E62B9B416A&questionId=4353

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