This demo does not have any advanced configuration requirements. You simply need to have the prerequisites installed and have an account for AppFabric. For more information on how to purchase an account, visit the AppFabric Portal at . Task 1 Dependency Checker –Running The following steps describe how to run the Dependency Checker utility included with the demo to verify that you have the prerequisite components. You can skip this exercise if you are confident that the prerequisites are properly installed and configured. Open a Windows Explorer window and browse to the demo’s Source\Script folder. Double-click the Dependencies.dep file in this folder to launch the Dependency Checker tool and install any missing prerequisites. If the User Account Control dialog is shown, confirm the action to proceed. Note: This process may require elevation. The .dep extension is associated with the Dependency Checker tool during its installation. For additional information about the setup procedure and how to install the Dependency Checker tool, refer to the Setup.docx document in the Assets folder of the training kit. Task 2 Creating a Windows Azure Service project – You must create a Windows Azure Services project and one or more service namespaces inside it. To create and manage your project and service namespaces, log in to the and select the solution you want to manage. Task 3 Opening the Echo Sample – Open Visual Studio running as administrator and open %ProgramFiles%\Windows Azure platform AppFabric SDK\V1.0\Samples\ServiceBus\GettingStarted\Echo\CS35\EchoSample.sln Note: The Windows Azure AppFabric SDK samples are available as Visual Studio 2008 solutions (C# and VB) and require Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 or higher to run. In order to run the samples with Visual Studio 2010 open the solutions with Visual Studio 2010 and follow the Conversion Wizard instructions. Notice that the solutions will work as expected but will be still targeting .Net Framework 3.5 (not 4.0).
This demo does not have any advanced configuration requirements. You simply need to have the prerequisites installed and have an account for AppFabric. For more information on how to purchase an account, visit the AppFabric Portal at . Task 1 –Running Dependency Checker The following steps describe how to run the Dependency Checker utility included with the demo to verify that you have the prerequisite components. You can skip this exercise if you are confident that the prerequisites are properly installed and configured. Open a Windows Explorer window and browse to the demo’s Source\Script folder. Double-click the Dependencies.dep file in this folder to launch the Dependency Checker tool and install any missing prerequisites. If the User Account Control dialog is shown, confirm the action to proceed. Note: This process may require elevation. The .dep extension is associated with the Dependency Checker tool during its installation. For additional information about the setup procedure and how to install the Dependency Checker tool, refer to the Setup.docx document in the Assets folder of the training kit. Task 2 – Creating a Windows Azure Service project You must create a Windows Azure Services project and one or more service namespaces inside it. To create and manage your project and service namespaces, log in to the and select the solution you want to manage. Task 3 – Opening the Echo Sample Open Visual Studio running as administrator and open %ProgramFiles%\Windows Azure platform AppFabric SDK\V1.0\Samples\ServiceBus\GettingStarted\Echo\CS35\EchoSample.sln Note: The Windows Azure AppFabric SDK samples are available as Visual Studio 2008 solutions (C# and VB) and require Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 or higher to run. In order to run the samples with Visual Studio 2010 open the solutions with Visual Studio 2010 and follow the Conversion Wizard instructions. Notice that the solutions will work as expected but will be still targeting .Net Framework 3.5 (not 4.0).
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