This is a known bug - at times, you have to select it from the Tools menu once and close it again right away, before it becomes available as a right-click context-menu option on your app.
There should be a link in the main Tools menu to the editor, or alternatively run it externally and open your app. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group.
Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Ask Question. Asked 11 years ago. Active 7 years, 10 months ago. Viewed 9k times. You can configure the attribute by setting the valid values.
There, you can set the values related to security. It will extract the Contract from the dll and put it there. Otherwise, you can manually set it. I have set the mandatory attribute alone in the above steps. So, we are good with our configuration. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. I know it is indeed possible to run from that path, but the fact that it is not visible in the IDE makes me worry other stuff isn't correctly configured as well.
Did you try reinstalling it? Otherwise you could add it as an external source when everything else runs corretly. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. The Client node displays all of the client endpoints in the configuration file. When you click the Client node, you can view or perform tasks on the client Summary Page in the Detail Pane.
The wizard prompts you to point to the location of the service configuration, from which the client configuration is generated. You can then choose the service endpoint to connect to. Standard endpoints are specialized endpoints that have one or more aspects of the address, contract and binding set to default values. Such configuration settings are stored in the Standard Endpoint node.
The Standard Endpoint node displays all of the standard endpoint settings in the configuration file. When you click the Standard Endpoint node, you can view or perform tasks on the standard endpoint Summary Page in the Detail Pane.
The Creating a New Standard Endpoint dialog box displays and lists all registered standard endpoint types. Click to expand the Standard Endpoint node and click the respective endpoint sub-node. Click the Standard Endpoint node and click the respective endpoint on the Detail pane.
Click to expand the Standard Endpoint node and right-click the respective endpoint sub-node. Use the context command Delete Standard Endpoint Configuration to delete the endpoint. Click the Standard Endpoint node. If the standard endpoint is in used, a warning message is displayed when you attempt to delete it: The standard endpoint is in use. If you delete it now, please be sure to delete all of its references in other parts of the configuration for example, in the service endpoint or client endpoint.
Otherwise, the configuration will be invalid and cannot be opened next time. Are you sure you want to delete the standard endpoint? Binding configurations are used to configure bindings on endpoints. Such configuration settings are stored in the Binding node. Endpoints reference binding configurations by name and multiple endpoints can reference a single binding configuration.
The Bindings node displays all of the binding settings in the configuration file. When you click the Bindings node, you can view or perform tasks on the binding Summary Page in the Detail Pane. In the service or client summary page, click Click to Create in the Binding Configuration field to create a binding configuration for the corresponding endpoint.
From the list of available extensions, select the binding element extension you want to add. To select multiple items, press the CTRL key simultaneously. A custom binding is a collection of binding elements that form a stack. Each binding element on the stack has its own configuration settings. The order of the binding element extensions in a custom binding indicates their positions in the stack. Elements at the top of the stack are applied first. To change the ordering:.
Select one binding extension element in the Binding Element Extension Position section. Use the Up or Down button on the left side of the list to change the position of the selected element.
Select the binding element extension you want to edit. The settings of the element appear in the right pane, where they can be edited. The Diagnostics node displays all of the diagnostic settings in the configuration file.
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