Comments on: .Net Framework 3.0 July CTP http://laurenlavoie.com/avalon/150 A blog Sat, 22 Nov 2008 10:07:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: WPF Community Bloggers http://laurenlavoie.com/avalon/150#comment-1036 WPF Community Bloggers Sun, 17 Sep 2006 17:15:17 +0000 http://laurenlavoie.com/?p=150#comment-1036 <strong>WPF : plongée dans le bleu...</strong> Après quelques belles plongées en Corse au milieu des mérous, dentis et autres murènes,... WPF : plongée dans le bleu…

Après quelques belles plongées en Corse au milieu des mérous, dentis et autres murènes,…

]]> By: Olivier Dewit http://laurenlavoie.com/avalon/150#comment-1035 Olivier Dewit Sun, 17 Sep 2006 16:14:22 +0000 http://laurenlavoie.com/?p=150#comment-1035 <strong>WPF : plongée dans le bleu...</strong> Après quelques belles plongées en Corse au milieu des mérous, dentis et autres murènes,... WPF : plongée dans le bleu…

Après quelques belles plongées en Corse au milieu des mérous, dentis et autres murènes,…

]]> By: Olivier Dewit : WPF : plongée dans le bleu http://laurenlavoie.com/avalon/150#comment-1034 Olivier Dewit : WPF : plongée dans le bleu Wed, 09 Aug 2006 21:08:48 +0000 http://laurenlavoie.com/?p=150#comment-1034 [...] WPF : plongée dans le bleu Après quelques belles plongées en Corse au milieu des mérous, dentis et autres murènes, je replonge dans le bleu de WPF... Bon, Lauren Lavoie nous apprend que la CTP juillet 2006 n'apporte quasiment rien à WPF... Donc il n'est pas indispesable de l'installer, sauf pour tester la compatibilité de projets en cours de développement. Les miens fonctionnent ;-) Téléchargements : .NET Framework 3.0 (runtime) Windows SDK for .NET Framework 3.0 Les "Orcas Development Tools for .NET Framework 3.0" ne sont pas fournis, il faut s'en passer pour cette fois ou conserver la version CTP juin. Filed Under: .NET, Olivier Dewit, WPF [...] [...] WPF : plongée dans le bleu Après quelques belles plongées en Corse au milieu des mérous, dentis et autres murènes, je replonge dans le bleu de WPF… Bon, Lauren Lavoie nous apprend que la CTP juillet 2006 n’apporte quasiment rien à WPF… Donc il n’est pas indispesable de l’installer, sauf pour tester la compatibilité de projets en cours de développement. Les miens fonctionnent ;-) Téléchargements : .NET Framework 3.0 (runtime) Windows SDK for .NET Framework 3.0 Les “Orcas Development Tools for .NET Framework 3.0″ ne sont pas fournis, il faut s’en passer pour cette fois ou conserver la version CTP juin. Filed Under: .NET, Olivier Dewit, WPF [...]

]]> By: Keith Patrick http://laurenlavoie.com/avalon/150#comment-1033 Keith Patrick Wed, 26 Jul 2006 01:40:49 +0000 http://laurenlavoie.com/?p=150#comment-1033 Oh, yeah, left out a middle step in there where I reverted everything back to June, but my external resourcedictionaries weren't loading, which led me back to putting a bunch of July stuff back on (trying to eliminate variables). Unfortunately, my system restore points don't go back far enough, but I'll probably move over to a clean system in another couple of months. Oh, yeah, left out a middle step in there where I reverted everything back to June, but my external resourcedictionaries weren’t loading, which led me back to putting a bunch of July stuff back on (trying to eliminate variables). Unfortunately, my system restore points don’t go back far enough, but I’ll probably move over to a clean system in another couple of months.

]]> By: Keith Patrick http://laurenlavoie.com/avalon/150#comment-1023 Keith Patrick Wed, 26 Jul 2006 01:24:59 +0000 http://laurenlavoie.com/?p=150#comment-1023 I got the aforementioned "Project Type Not Supported" error, but when I tried to install the Orcas June CTP, it said I didn't have the .Net 3.0 runtime installed. I looked in the MSI, and it was looking for a product code whereas the July .Net Runtime is installed by name in the registry (it's looking in the Uninstall reg key). I hacked in the key it was looking for and restarted, and Orcas installed, but none of my WPF projects would load. I tried to recreate the projects, but the June Orcas would create the project but wouldn't open it ("Project type no supported"). I'm also getting a weird issue where whenever I launch the WWF extension installer, it jumps into the Windows SDK installer, even if I reinstall it I got the aforementioned “Project Type Not Supported” error, but when I tried to install the Orcas June CTP, it said I didn’t have the .Net 3.0 runtime installed. I looked in the MSI, and it was looking for a product code whereas the July .Net Runtime is installed by name in the registry (it’s looking in the Uninstall reg key). I hacked in the key it was looking for and restarted, and Orcas installed, but none of my WPF projects would load. I tried to recreate the projects, but the June Orcas would create the project but wouldn’t open it (”Project type no supported”).
I’m also getting a weird issue where whenever I launch the WWF extension installer, it jumps into the Windows SDK installer, even if I reinstall it

]]> By: lauren http://laurenlavoie.com/avalon/150#comment-1032 lauren Fri, 21 Jul 2006 22:19:19 +0000 http://laurenlavoie.com/?p=150#comment-1032 Andy, please use this site for bug reporting: http://connect.microsoft.com/Main/content/content.aspx?ContentID=2220 Andy, please use this site for bug reporting: http://connect.microsoft.com/Main/content/content.aspx?ContentID=2220

]]> By: AndyWilkinson http://laurenlavoie.com/avalon/150#comment-1031 AndyWilkinson Thu, 20 Jul 2006 19:49:27 +0000 http://laurenlavoie.com/?p=150#comment-1031 Hi Lauren, A question about submitting bug reports for WPF. Is the Microsoft Connect site still the correct place for submissions? I've just submitted a bug, but the "version" drop-down selection only shows as far as the Feb CTP... Hi Lauren,

A question about submitting bug reports for WPF. Is the Microsoft Connect site still the correct place for submissions? I’ve just submitted a bug, but the “version” drop-down selection only shows as far as the Feb CTP…

]]> By: Niall / mobilewares.net http://laurenlavoie.com/avalon/150#comment-1030 Niall / mobilewares.net Wed, 19 Jul 2006 08:49:06 +0000 http://laurenlavoie.com/?p=150#comment-1030 Hi, just to report back... I installed the Vista July CTP - along with Windows SDK July - and VS2005... I found that initially - I was unable to open my XBAP projects in VS2005 at all (msg was 'Project Type Not Supported') - nor was I able to compile it from the command line. I then installed the Orcas release from June (not the updated one a few days ago) - and was able to build and compile everything as per usual.. This was despite the MSDN notes saying that Orcas would not be installable at all ('the install will be blocked and will fail' was the exact words I think).. The only missing part is that I get a black window where Cider used to run (which is of no issue to me as I normally get the Whoops message anyhow due to using a lot of styles + static references).. The intellisense stuff works a treat still (as do the templates). Also just to confirm - I was unable to run the app previously compiled with JuneCTP on the July CTP (so as you mentioned I assume its a version change issue).. Anyhow hope this info is of some use ... and now I'm looking forward to a new Orcas release and some updated Expression tools...8) thanks Niall Hi,

just to report back… I installed the Vista July CTP - along with Windows SDK July - and VS2005… I found that initially - I was unable to open my XBAP projects in VS2005 at all (msg was ‘Project Type Not Supported’) - nor was I able to compile it from the command line.

I then installed the Orcas release from June (not the updated one a few days ago) - and was able to build and compile everything as per usual.. This was despite the MSDN notes saying that Orcas would not be installable at all (’the install will be blocked and will fail’ was the exact words I think)..

The only missing part is that I get a black window where Cider used to run (which is of no issue to me as I normally get the Whoops message anyhow due to using a lot of styles + static references).. The intellisense stuff works a treat still (as do the templates).

Also just to confirm - I was unable to run the app previously compiled with JuneCTP on the July CTP (so as you mentioned I assume its a version change issue)..

Anyhow hope this info is of some use … and now I’m looking forward to a new Orcas release and some updated Expression tools…8)

thanks

Niall

]]> By: lauren http://laurenlavoie.com/avalon/150#comment-1029 lauren Wed, 19 Jul 2006 05:30:52 +0000 http://laurenlavoie.com/?p=150#comment-1029 Andy, there isn't an official source for changes, but I agree with you that it would be nice to have. I will pass the feedback along to the team. As far as WPF is concerned, there are no major changes between June and July -- just a few weeks worth of bug fixes. I am not certain about the other .Net Framework 3.0 components though. I'm glad you are enjoying the platform! :) Andy, there isn’t an official source for changes, but I agree with you that it would be nice to have. I will pass the feedback along to the team. As far as WPF is concerned, there are no major changes between June and July — just a few weeks worth of bug fixes. I am not certain about the other .Net Framework 3.0 components though.

I’m glad you are enjoying the platform! :)

]]> By: Andy Wilkinson http://laurenlavoie.com/avalon/150#comment-1028 Andy Wilkinson Tue, 18 Jul 2006 18:24:37 +0000 http://laurenlavoie.com/?p=150#comment-1028 Is there any official source for changes between CTPs. The full setup (runtime, SDK, etc.) is a large download, and just installing is quite time consuming. Hence it would be nice to have a brief idea of what is different between releases. I know in the past people have blogged about the changes, but a more centralised source would be nice. Oh.... And as for the .Net framework 3.0 - we are really starting to see the power of managed code now! Is there any official source for changes between CTPs. The full setup (runtime, SDK, etc.) is a large download, and just installing is quite time consuming. Hence it would be nice to have a brief idea of what is different between releases. I know in the past people have blogged about the changes, but a more centralised source would be nice.

Oh…. And as for the .Net framework 3.0 - we are really starting to see the power of managed code now!

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