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Windows SDK Released for Beta 2

The Windows SDK (formerly Platform SDK) is now available in
an iteration that supports our Orcas
Beta 2 release of the .NET Framework
as well as the latest release of
Windows Server 2008.  Here are the direct
downloads to the pieces:

There are a few release notes that you should be
particularly aware of.

.Net Framework 3.5 is
not in the Windows SDK path

The .Net Framework 3.5 is not in the Windows SDK path. If
the .Net Framework 3.5 is installed on a machine, its components (e.g. MSBuild)
will not be found in the Windows SDK build environment by default.  To workaround this issue, add the following
to your path.

On an X86 machine:

C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v3.5

On an X64 or IA64 machine:

C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v3.5

 

Some .NET Framework
WCF samples do not build or run

The following Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) samples
do not build or run correctly in the SDK build environment or Visual Studio
2008:

- TechnologySamples\Scenario\DataBinding\WPF (does not build)

TechnologySamples\\Scenario\\RestPox (builds but  
fails while running on Windows Vista)
  • TechnologySamples\Extensibility\Transport\UdpActivation
    (builds but fails while running)

To workaround this issue:

TechnologySamples\Scenario\DataBinding\WPF

This issue affects only the C# version of the sample. To
resolve, remove the following string from client.csproj:
<UICulture>en-us</UICulture>

TechnologySamples\Scenario\RestPox

This issue affects both the C# and Visual Basic versions of
the sample when running on Windows Vista. The client runs correctly almost all
the way through the sample then fails near the end. To resolve the issue,
remove the forward slash from the following lines of code:

- links.Add( new Uri( message.Properties.Via + "/" + customerId ) ) in file CustomerService.cs

links.Add( New Uri(msg.Properties.Via.ToString()  
& "/" & customerId ) ) in file CustomerService.vb

TechnologySamples\Extensibility\Transport\UdpActivation

No workaround is available at this time.

Comments

  • Anonymous
    September 28, 2007
    ... io poi devo passare il weekend a spulciarmela : Windows SDK for Windows Server 2008 Release Candidate