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system.runtime.serialization assembly missing

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Todd_C - 22 Nov 2006 19:45 GMT
How can a 2.0 framework assembly like system.runtime.serialization be missing
from my machine?

How can I get it back?
Do I have to re-install the 2.0 framework? If so how?

tia
Gabriele G. Ponti - 22 Nov 2006 20:17 GMT
The namespace System.Runtime.Serialization is contained in the mscorlib.dll
assembly.

> How can a 2.0 framework assembly like system.runtime.serialization be
> missing
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> tia
Todd_C - 22 Nov 2006 23:10 GMT
Hi Gabriele,
Thanks for the response.

This reference is coming from the netTiers generated entities project.
I'm trying to understand what netTiers is actually doing.

In the entitites project reference it shows system.runtime.serialzation with
the yellow warning. This creates 1660 build errors.

What action/s do I need to take to fix this and to understand the problem?

Have a great Thanks Giving :>)

> The namespace System.Runtime.Serialization is contained in the mscorlib.dll
> assembly.
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> > tia
Gabriele G. Ponti - 24 Nov 2006 13:48 GMT
I'm not familiar with .netTiers, but maybe all you need to do is add a
reference to the assembly.

Open your project, right-click the name of your project in the Solution
Explorer, and select "Add Reference...". In the .NET tab scroll down to
select System.Runtime.Serialization and click OK.

> Hi Gabriele,
> Thanks for the response.
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