setting the VS.Net IDE to new Framework

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Sharon Gorev

Hi all

I just downloaded the new Beta dot Net Framework 2.0 from MS web site

After installing it , how to I set the VS.Net IDE to recognize the new
classes of the new Framework ?



The reason I'm asking is because my current project fail to compile because
it wont find the new classes (System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels.Ipc)



Thank you

Sharon
 
bummer !!!
is there any manual way to make the IDE use the new IPC class ?
maybe DLL replacing ?

Thank you
Sharon
 
No, but you can either download VS 2005 beta or use the .NET Framework 2.0
SDK beta to compile the code.

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If there is a way to configure 2003 IDE to use external compiler, I will be
able to use the 2.0 beta classes,

Thank you Carlos

Sharon
 
No, you won't.

Sharon Gorev said:
If there is a way to configure 2003 IDE to use external compiler, I will
be able to use the 2.0 beta classes,

Thank you Carlos

Sharon
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Any other idea will be welcomed

I’m trying to avoid inserting heavy IPC implementation into my code

Thank you

Sharon
 
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