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Ok, Google didn't show anything.... What I'm wondering is if anybody has seen a tool that would do this: We have config settings of Release/Debug... So I took Debug and duplicated it, I have Debug - Production Web Services, Debug - Development Web Services. The difference being, I want to run this console project I'm working on in Studio (2010) and it calls Web services provided by a 3rd party. The 3rd party was nice enough to have a dev system and a production system. What I have been doing is to go in and change the URLs from the dev site to the Production site, back and forth. What I'd like to be able to do is to control the URLs with the click of a button, I was hoping I could do it by changing build configuration. What do you think, see anything out there? Nick
This are my own opinions. You know the rest.....
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Ok, Google didn't show anything.... What I'm wondering is if anybody has seen a tool that would do this: We have config settings of Release/Debug... So I took Debug and duplicated it, I have Debug - Production Web Services, Debug - Development Web Services. The difference being, I want to run this console project I'm working on in Studio (2010) and it calls Web services provided by a 3rd party. The 3rd party was nice enough to have a dev system and a production system. What I have been doing is to go in and change the URLs from the dev site to the Production site, back and forth. What I'd like to be able to do is to control the URLs with the click of a button, I was hoping I could do it by changing build configuration. What do you think, see anything out there? Nick
This are my own opinions. You know the rest.....
You should be able to do that with a macro. Have a look at EnvDTE::_DTE and its underlings, as well as VSLangProj (C#/VB) and VCProjectEngineLibrary (C++).
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