How to integrate an application using dependencies on a build server?

I would like to activate continuous integration for a Prism application on a TFS build server. Actually the build controller is not able to compile the application because it does not have the Prism Library. Prism is registered in 开发者_开发问答my Visual Studio on my developing machine and the project simply reference it. I was wondering if I should checkin the library within the project or should I install the library on the build server.

So what practice do you use to integrate application using dependencies on a build server?

In general, checking in the necessary Libs provides you with the advantage that setting up a new build controller requires less time.

We use a mixed approach on the matter:
- log4net, Rhino, NHibernate etc reside on a shared Dir within the source control
- Other packages that require setup and/or licensing (Infragistics, NCover etc) are installed on the build controller

I have only very basic knowledge on Prism, by 'Prism lib' do you actually mean the 5 Microsoft libraries
Microsoft.Practices.Composite.dll
Microsoft.Practices.Composite.Presentation.dll
Microsoft.Practices.Composite.UnityExtensions.dll
Microsoft.Practices.ServiceLocation.dll
Microsoft.Practices.Unity.Silverlight.dll

If yes, we would have placed them definitely within the source control

I finally opted for a solution based on pantelif idea.

Instead of manually checking in and managing depedencies manually, I used NuGet to reference packages. Firstly it is perfectly suitable for source control as it checks-out any file required to build the project. Secondly it supports easy updates of the libraries.

Thanks for your help.