<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?><rss version="2.0"><channel><title>DongPad</title><link>http://www.dongpad.com</link> <description>Every day is a new beginning!</description><copyright>2.0 beta 03</copyright> <language>zh-cn</language><item><title>VS2010 Beta1升级到Beta2?</title><description><![CDATA[<p>先卸载Beta1吧，是不是很痛苦，更痛苦的是还需要ISO安装文件，Orz。</p>  <p>参见“<a href="http://samgentile.com/Web/vs2010-and-net-framework-4-0/vs2010-beta-2-installed-on-a-previous-beta-1-system/">VS2010 Beta 2 Installed on a Previous Beta 1 System</a>”</p>  <p>I had VS2010 Beta 1 installed. When<a href="http://samgentile.com/Web/vs2010-and-net-framework-4-0/vs-2010-beta-2-is-on-msdn-and-related-announcements/">Beta 2 came out today</a>, I found I needed to uninstall Beta 1.Here are some things you have to watch out for:</p>  <ol>   <li>You have to, of course, uninstall any extras installed after the Beta 1 install. This includes MVC, which is now in the boix. </li>    <li>The main uninstall of Beta 1 will ask you for a Beta 1 ISO, which is a real pain. The way to get around this is to do a manual install of the VS2010 TFS Object Model first and then it will be fine </li>    <li>The main uninstall of VS2010 Beta 1 will NOT uninstall all associated stuff </li>    <li>You must uninstall the VS2010 Beta 1 SDK by itself </li>    <li>Myself, and at least two other Tweeters got a complete Beta 2 install but it failed Silverlight 3 install, *even* though the SDK and the developer runtime *were* installed. It seems to notice it but instead of skipping over it, fails that install. I manually uninstalled the two, re-booted, and then did a re-install of Beta 2 but it did not pick up that it now needed the Silverlight 3 install. I went do dir\WCU\silverlight and manually installed the two files after the fact and it was fine. Someone else was able to just do a Repair after, re-boot and be fine.</li> </ol>  <p>All in all, pretty smooth given how large Beta 1 and 2 are and how many complicated pieces there are. I never seem to do fresh installs :)</p>  <p>BTW, lots of things have changed in Windows Workflow from Beta 1 to 2. I could not even open the project files. The project types have changed and<a href="http://blogs.msdn.com/mwinkle/">Matt Winkle</a>r has promised me a post on that.</p>]]></description><author>Jack</author><link>http://www.dongpad.com/CSharp-20091101-230.html</link><pubdate>2009-11-1 9:21:24</pubdate></item></channel></rss>
