Hi,

I am trying to install the K2 blackpearl client components on Vista, however the install does not pick up the fact that .Net Framework 3.0 is installed.

Any suggestions

Regards 

Hi Chris, 

The current betas are not tested on Vista yet.  See this thread for more information.

http://k2underground.com/forums/thread/16188.aspx

 

Edit Product.config in your installation and delete

<Dependency name="Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0" guid="{15095BF3-A3D7-4DDF-B193-3A496881E003}" featurename="" featureguid="" version="">
   </Dependency>

from

<BPVS2005CLIENT

or anything else you need to install

Hi,

When I installed it on Vista Enterprise I did not have Visual Studio 2005 Extensions for Windows Workflow Foundation. As this is a requirement this was listed in red as well as the Framework 3.0 stuff. However, after installing the extensions the Configuration Manager picked up that everything was installed and completed successfully.

I'm not sure what could be different on my setup, but it worked.

Haven't tested any of the functionality yet, but the setup completed.

 

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saw exactly the same behaviour, JohanL.

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did not have Visual Studio 2005 Extensions for Windows Workflow Foundation. As this is a requirement this was listed in red as well as the Framework 3.0 stuff. However, after installing the extensions the Configuration Manager picked up that everything was installed and completed successfully 
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the guess of a novice: the false negative reported for fw 3.0 is being ignored in the wizard flow logic but still appears in the ui, so when other prereqs are resolved it just fades away into sweet silence.

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I am very curious as to how many people are running vista at home or work. 

So who is?

me, runnig Vista at home desktop and notebook.

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