[army20]

HI !
What is the difference btwn: "Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1" and "Microsoft .NET Framework SDK" ???

[XtremeMaC]

well i think .net framework is like java platform, which means java based apps can run but u cannot code with it,
so sdk is for "software developing kit" and its used to compile programs in .net language...
same goes for java, there is java sdk and etc..

[army20]

okay, thanks, this question was bcause on this page it says:

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Before we start, make sure you are doing this on an NT Operating System (those are Windows 2000, XP or 2003) otherwise the slipstream will not work. nLite also requires the .NET Framework to function.

And this link download SDK version. Why not just normal version ???

[prathapml]

WHOA!!!
Thanks for noticing that. It will be corrected.

No, you should not need to have the entire SDK (106 MB). The runtimes (23 MB) is all you need.

[rolfenstein]

army20, on Dec 12 2004, 08:40 AM, said:

HI !
What is the difference btwn: "Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1" and "Microsoft .NET Framework SDK" ???

I think the .NET Framework SDK includes all the documentation for the .NET classes and all the examples given by MS. If you just wanna run an application written in .NET you'll be fine with the smaller runtime as long as you don't want to create and compile your own .NET applications.

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ls,

actualy, even the bare framework contains the compiler(s)
for VB its VBC.EXE

e.g. for a batchfile where you can drop an .VB file onto use the following :

C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\vbc /r:System.dll /r:System.DirectoryServices.DLL /r:system.management.dll %1 /out:"%~dp0%~n1"
pause

handy if you need a quick .NET script.

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