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| | Difficulty setting up environment Hello, I have had the hardest time getting my computer setup to build WCF applications. I am running Windows 2003 64bit edition and I have Visual Studio 2005. I ran through the first WCF Virtual Lab and am trying to duplicate the lab on my computer and it doesn't seem to work. I have downloaded and installed the Windows Vista SDK but that didn't seem to give me the stuff I needed; or at least not all of it. I have tried installing the WinFX RuntimeComponents 3.0 Beta 2 and then I uninstalled and installed .NET Framwork 3.0 to no avail. In the virtual lab, all/most of the WCF DLLs were in the 2.0 Framwork folder. Is this still possible? Ideally I would like to use the 2.0 framework with the WCF components which I am read is essentially the 3.0 framework plus other features. Am I just getting hung-up on terminology? I would greatly appreciate your help. Thanks, Marshall |
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