setting the VS.Net IDE to new Framework

[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

 

[Scott M.]

You can only use the 2.0 framework with VS.NET 2005 (which is in beta right
now).

 

[Sharon Gorev]

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

Thank you
Sharon

 

[Scott M.]

No.

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

Thank you
Sharon

 

[Carlos J. Quintero [.NET MVP]]

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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[Sharon Gorev]

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

 

[Scott M.]

No, you won't.

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

 

[Sharon Gorev]

Any other idea will be welcomed

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

Thank you

Sharon

 

[Scott M.]

You must work with VS 05. That's the only choice right now.

 

[Sharon Gorev]

I ment any other Idea for simple IPC ...

You must work with VS 05. That's the only choice right now.