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Closed 10 years ago.
We have tens of building machines that could be old or new. We need to build the C# code with .Net 3.5, but not all the Windows machines have this version. We cannot install any software onto the building machines either. Is there a way to achieve this? We are OK to copy files to the building machines and delete them after the building it done. I tried to copy v3.5 folder to the build machine and neither msbuild.exe nor csc.exe works. I guess the .net framework has entries in the registry.
You have to install the correct version of the .NET framework on the build machines or it won't work.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I'm trying to use the VS2008 to upgrade an 1.0 app to 3.5, but I have many many problems.
And I was wondering if any of you had this experience before, so it might be wonderful if he can share with us any tricks or (I don't know) so I can solve those problems after upgrading .NET applications.
From my experience the most routine thing is that after automatic conversion you have to manually set each project's target framework. That's the main difficulty if you have a big number of projects.
The other potential problem (though easily solved) is that you need to add references to new libraries in order to use new features.
And then you find out that you don't need ArrayLists and Arrays anymore. And so you start changing your code...
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Closed 9 years ago.
Can any one help me regarding this ? Is it mandatory?
Depending on which OS you have installed, you need to install a standalone of the .NET Framework.
At the moment there isn't an OS with the .NET Framework 4.0 installed, so you need to do it via the Windows Update or manual.
You can check out which .NET Framework is installed on this site: http://www.msigeek.com/2390/what-version-of-the-net-framework-is-included-in-which-version-of-the-os
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This means you need to install it on your OS.
Yes, if the client machine does not have the .Net framework on it you will need to install it.
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Closed 11 years ago.
Since .NET is so important to Windows, and Microsoft delivers both .NET and Windows, why doesn't Microsoft simply make .NET part of Windows?
.NET does come bundled with Windows; e.g., .NET 3.5 came with Windows 7. Of course, Microsoft needs to make it available as a separate download for older computers. Newer versions of .NET are released through Microsoft Update, so I'd say it's pretty well streamlined with the OS.
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Closed 10 years ago.
How can I install and work with mono on windows xp sp3?
Now I am using mono with the Ubuntu OS on my system.
Yes you can install Mono on Windows. You just need to make sure you run Mono when you want .NET and the other way around. If you don't use Mono-specific stuff it's possible to use MS.NET instead.
Read more about installing Mono on Windows here.
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Closed 10 years ago.
hello i have created one windows application in c# .net and its working fine in windows xp, but when i try to install the setup in windows 7 or vista,the setup never runs.. should i have to write some code for it...?
please help
Assuming your installer is an MSI, turn logging on to find out why.
msiexec NameOfYour.msi /l*v log.txt
Make sure you installed the correct version of .net Framework on your box.