You need Windows SDK 7.1 and .NET Framework 4.0 and that all. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/windowssdk/archive/2010/05/25/released-windows-sdk-for-windows-7-and-net-framework-4.aspx
----- Original Message ---- From: DilbertDave <[email protected]> To: ccnet-user <[email protected]> Sent: Thu, May 27, 2010 11:45:14 AM Subject: [ccnet-user] Building VS2010 projects without installing VS2010 We are currently moving to Visual Studio 2010 and migrating our existing VS2005/.NET2.0 projects to .NET3.5. I committed an updated ASP.NET projects to SVN and then modified my NAnt scripts to call MSBuild 3.5 and was surprised to see the normal CI build succeed! However I was not so lucky when I attempted to perform a 'deployment' build, i.e. building the application and deploying to the test IIS server. Firstly, although I was building to .NET 3.5 MSBuild 3.5 was not going to do the job and after researching the error message (which escapes me right now) I found that I had to install .NET 4.0. That's fine, it's the base for VS2010 and it will still build to .NET 3.5, no problems there. So with .NET4.0 installed I thought I was home and free but now I get errors relating to aspnet_merge being missing! A quick Google search and it looks like I need to install the Windows SDK - which can apparently consume 4GB..!!!! I don't have that amount of free space on the build server! So the question is: what do I need to install on the build server (which will soon be running CCNet 1.5) in order to build solutions developed in VS2010? Somebody out there must have done it and I won't be the only one who will appreciate a few pointers. Thanks in advance
