Microsoft .NET Framework SDK Version 2.0 ReadMe
Thank you for using the .NET Framework SDK version 2.0. We want to make the .NET Framework SDK version 2.0 the best software developer kit ever released, and we need your help to do it. A feedback link is available online. We encourage you to provide us with your comments and requests.
This SDK includes new samples demonstrating the latest .NET Framework technology. Samples are located in the SDK documentation, as part of the QuickStart, or in the LateBreaking SDK folder. Samples located in the documentation and LateBreaking folder are also available online in a single zip file from the Download Center.
The .NET Framework SDK includes documentation, sample code, tools, and reference assemblies that enable you to develop code that targets the .NET Compact Framework. To install the .NET Compact Framework reference assemblies and MSBuild files, install the NETCFSetUpV2.msi located in the CompactFramework subdirectory in the SDK. For more information about supported scenarios, see the SDK documentation.
1. System Requirements
The following table lists installation requirements for the .NET Framework 2.0 SDK. For more information, see the System Requirements for Version 2.0 topic in the SDK documentation.
System Requirements for Installing the .NET Framework 2.0 SDK
| .NET Framework 2.0 SDK | ||
| Processor |
Minimum: 600 megahertz (MHz) Pentium processor, or an AMD Opteron, AMD Athlon64 or AMD Athlon XP processor, or an Itanium processor Recommended: 800 MHz Pentium processor, or an AMD Opteron, AMD Athlon64 or AMD Athlon XP processor, or an Itanium processor |
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| Operating System |
x32-bit based systems
x64-bit based systems Windows XP Professional x64 Edition Itanium-based systems Windows Server 2003 with SP1, Enterprise Edition for Itanium-based Systems |
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| Minimum Software |
.NET Framework 2.0 Redistributable Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 with Service Pack 1 Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.8 Service Pack 1 Windows Installer 3.0 |
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| RAM |
Minimum: 128 megabytes (MB) Recommended: 256 MB |
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| Hard Disk Space | 800MB (including 200MB for the .NET Framework Redistributable) | |
| CD or DVD Drive | Not required | |
| Display |
Minimum: 800 x 600 256 colors Recommended: 1024 x 768 High Color — 16-bit |
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| Mouse | Not required | |
Notes
1. When you start the installer, the default installation location is your system drive. However, you can install the application on any drive. Regardless of the application's location, the installation process installs some files on your system drive. Consequently, if your installation drive differs from your system drive you need to ensure you have sufficient space on both drives.
2. If you are using Windows 2000, you need an unzip utility to access the samples stored in the documentation and the single zip file of samples located at the Download Center.
3. The .NET Framework SDK supports Windows-on-Windows (WOW) on all 64-bit platforms.
2. Known Issues
2.1 Configuration and Setup
** 2.1.1 SQL Server Express is not available for the Itanium-based version of the SDK**
| Some QuickStart samples that are included with the Itanium-based version of the SDK require sample database use and are configured for use with SQL Server Express. |
| To resolve or work around this issue |
| Install the 64-bit version of Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and run ConfigSamples.exe –sql_instance:<Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Instancename> from the command line to set up the QuickStart samples to use Microsoft SQL Server 2005. |
** 2.1.2 Not able to install previously unselected components when repairing the SDK**
| When you install the SDK, you can select different components to install. When you rerun the SDK setup and select "Repair," you cannot install the previously unselected components. |
| To resolve or work around this issue |
| Uninstall the SDK and then reinstall it. |
** 2.1.3 64-bit SDK can not detect if the hard drive is full during installation**
| If your designated hard drive is full when you attempt to install the 64 bit SDK, the Setup program will stop responding at "Setup is configuring the install" instead of displaying an error message stating the disk is full. |
| To resolve or work around this issue |
| Cancel the Setup program, create the required amount of space on your hard drive, and then reinstall. |
** 2.1.4 SignTool.exe in the 64-bit SDK displays a CAPICOM version error when executed**
| If you install the SDK but not Visual Studio 2005 on a 64-bit machine, and if you use SignTool.exe for signing, you will see the following error: |
| SignTool Error: Signtool requires CAPICOM version 2.1.0.1 or higher. Please copy the latest version of CAPICOM.dll into the directory that contains SignTool.exe. If CAPICOM.dll exists, you may not have proper permissions to install CAPICOM. |
| The reason for the error is that CAPICOM.dll is not registered correctly. |
| To resolve or work around this issue |
| Copy CAPICOM.dll from Program Files\Common\Microsoft Shared\CAPICOM to the SignTool.exe directory. |
** 2.1.5 ConfigSample.exe fails if Internet Information Server is installed after installing Visual Studio 2005 or the SDK**
ConfigSample.exe will fail if you install the SDK samples in the following order
ConfigSample.exe will fail. |
| To resolve or work around this issue |
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2.2 Samples
** 2.2.1 Some samples require Platform SDK headers**
| The following samples require Platform SDK headers: CLR Versioning GCDemo Callback ClassMethods PInvoke |
| To resolve or work around this issue |
| You must build these samples using Windows header files. The Windows header files are available either with Visual C++ (using Visual Studio 2005 command prompt with the proper include path set) or by using the Platform SDK and setting the include path. This is because the .NET Framework does not include all the unmanaged headers in Visual C++ and the Platform SDK. You can download the Platform SDK, which includes all the Windows header files, at the Download Center. |
** 2.2.2 Some samples do not run from the Command window**
| The following samples do not run in a command environment and must be run within Visual Studio 2005: Application samples SecureString Technology samples CLR Version Detection |
| To resolve or work around this issue |
| 1. Open Windows Explorer and navigate to the .exe file (SecureStringConsoleDemo.exe for the SecureString sample and CLRVer.exe for the CLR Version Detection sample) in the sample directory. 2. Double-click the .exe file. |
** 2.2.3 The SQL CE ResultSet sample requires SQL CE**
| To use the SQL CE ResultSet sample, a technology sample with the .NET Compact Framework samples, you must install SQL CE, which is included with Visual Studio 2005. |
| To resolve or work around this issue |
| Install Visual 2005, which installs SQL CE by default when “smart device projects” is selected during setup. |
** 2.2.4 Overriding the CPU configuration to build C++ samples using MSBuild**
| Some C++ samples have a default CPU configuration that differs from what your compiler currently supports, resulting in an error. |
| To resolve or work around this issue |
| To build a C++ sample using the 64-bit .NET Framework 2.0 SDK use the following command lines: For x64-based systems: Msbuild mySolution.sln /p:Platform=x64 For Itanium-based systems: Msbuild mySolution.sln /p:Platform=Itanium To cross compile to target a different platform from the platform you are developing on, you need to install Visual Studio 2005. |
** 2.2.5 An application sample does not compile**
| The following sample does not compile because it demonstrates features of the .NET Framework 2.0 that are no longer available. |
| Application sample CoopFiber |
| To resolve or work around this issue |
| No workaround is available for this sample. |
** 2.2.6 A technology sample does not compile**
| The following sample does not compile because it demonstrates features of the .NET Framework 2.0 that are no longer available. |
| Technology sample IXmlSerializable (Visual Basic implementation only) |
| To resolve or work around this issue |
| Remove the Method attribute in the sample, and rebuild. |
** 2.2.7 The SQL CLR samples ReadMe has missing entries**
| The SQL CLR samples directory contains a ReadMe.txt file that does not fully explain how to build and install the samples. |
| To resolve or work around this issue |
| The ReadMe.txt for the SQL CLR samples should state that you can use either Visual Studio 2005 or MSBuild in a .NET Framework 2.0 SDK command prompt window to compile the samples, and then you should use SQL Server 2005 Manager Studio, SQL Express Manager, or SQLCMD from a command prompt to execute the installation scripts. |
** 2.2.8 The Working with Databases in VWD sample in the QuickStart displays an error when sorting the columns**
| The Working with Database in VWD sample under the Performing Data Access section in the QuickStart displays a "Cannot find column id" error when you try to sort the table by clicking on either the "ID" or the "Name" column header. |
| To resolve or work around this issue |
| To fix this error, edit SQLExpress_cs.aspx and SQLExpress_vb.aspx in <sdk Install Path>\QuickStart\aspnet\samples\data with the following: |
Replace the following in both SQLExpress_cs.aspx and SQLExpress_vb.aspx
with the following
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