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May i know, how to restrict the wsp to be deployed globally such that it is targeted only to a particular web application Here is the command that is breaking (this is the same command used to successfully deploy all 11 other web parts) Any extra settings or any xml elements in vs 2012 or using powershell, for achieving this?
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How can i deploy the solution so my web part is only available in a certain web application I have been requested to make modifications to the webpart and repackage as a wsp file again The idea is that i want to be using the same web parts in the different web applications, but they have minor changes for each different web application.
I have javascript (client object model) running in a content editor web part that controls other web parts on the page
The js com is limited in what it can do, so i want to be able to call manage. Every guide i've found uses the same commands that i am using which seems like it works but my web parts never show up in the web part gallery They do show up in the web part gallery through the visual studio deploy method so visual studio must be doing something else to provision them there. So it doesnot matter which server you are using to deploy your wsp.
The problem in my scenario was the web part scope is defined for one web application where i was trying to add the web part in a completely different web application. After making this change (and commenting out the webconfigmodifications code), the solution is in central admin (showing as activated on the web application), but the web app features are not showing up in central admin. I made some code changes I've been provided a wsp file that contains a webpart created by another developer