What\'s the easiest/best way to consume a RESTful service from a .NET client application using the .NET 4 Client Profile?Everything I have found ends up pushing me towards the full framework:
On our current WPF project, we\'ve been performing dependency injection using the Ninject IOC tool. We want to target the .NET Framework Client Profile for a better download/install experience.The pr
In Visual Studio 2008, the target framework settings for a project are .NET Framework 2.0 .NET Framework 3.0
I\'ve seen numbers about the full install size of the framework, but my Google-fu has failed me when it comes to how large the upgrade download will be. For instance, for a user who has 2.0 i开发者_St
When will the .NET 4 Client Profile b开发者_JAVA技巧e pushed out over Windows Update? Is there a published timeframe, or do we have any educated guesses?
I have been unable to edit and continue in a project that targets the 4.0开发者_Go百科 Client Profile however i can if i am targetting the full 4.0 Framework.
The Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 full installer (32- and 64-bit) is 48.1 MB and the Client Profile installer is 41.0 MB. The extracted installation files are 237 MB and 194 MB resp
I have a Windows Forms project using Visual Studio 2010, and I am deploying using ClickO开发者_JAVA技巧nce.
I\'m writing a program that is targeting the .NET 3.5 Client Profile and using NLog. I configure my logger programmatically on start up (no config file.)
Client profile mode is the subset of Full .NET Framework and it eliminates the designer related assemblies which are unnecessary for the end user deployment and etc. Everything looks great and it real
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