samples\Networking\CustomProtocol\DemoTest using old version of Framework?

[RenniePet]

I'm still playing around with your program, trying to understand it, which is a challenge for me since I've never used async / await before. In order to make it easier to single-step from the DemoTest program into the Framework.Core module I tried changing the .csproj file to reference the version of Framework.Core that I'm building. But then I got an error saying that "ChannelTcpClient

[jgauffin]

I'll update the sample today. Its for an old version.

All pull requests are welcome.

[jgauffin]

I just tried the CustomProtocol sample, and it works for me?

[jgauffin]

i.e. try the latest commit

[RenniePet]

It's probably me doing somethng wrong. My GitHub skills are minimal, and I know nothing about NuGet.

When I try to build this solution:

C:\Users\rp\Documents\GitHub\Griffin.Framework\samples\Networking\CustomProtocol\DemoTest\DemoTest.sln

I get this error:

Warning 1 This project references NuGet package(s) that are missing on this computer. Enable NuGet Package Restore to download them. For more information, see http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=322105. The missing file is C:\Users\rp\Documents\GitHub\Griffin.Framework\samples\Networking\CustomProtocol\DemoTest.nuget\NuGet.targets. C:\Users\rp\Documents\GitHub\Griffin.Framework\samples\Networking\CustomProtocol\DemoTest\DemoTest\DemoTest.csproj

Note the double backslash in the path, is that correct?

As far as I can see the NuGet Package Restore option is on.

And in VS solution explorer, NONE of the references are considered valid, not even System or System.Core.

Edit:

Good grief, just to make things even more confusing, this GitHub comment editor apparently removes double backslashes in the text! In the path shown in the error message there is a double backslash between "DemoTest" and ".nuget", but I can't see that when looking at this comment.

[jgauffin]

Ahh ok. I created a new solution called AllDemos.sln in the root samples folder. It works from that.

On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 8:51 AM, Rennie Petersen notifications@github.com wrote:

It's probably me doing somethng wrong. My GitHub skills are minimal, and I know nothing about NuGet.

When I try to build this solution:

C:\Users\rp\Documents\GitHub\Griffin.Framework\samples\Networking\CustomProtocol\DemoTest\DemoTest.sln

I get this error:

Warning 1 This project references NuGet package(s) that are missing on this computer. Enable NuGet Package Restore to download them. For more information, see http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=322105. The missing file is C:\Users\rp\Documents\GitHub\Griffin.Framework\samples\Networking\CustomProtocol\DemoTest.nuget\NuGet.targets. C:\Users\rp\Documents\GitHub\Griffin.Framework\samples\Networking\CustomProtocol\DemoTest\DemoTest\DemoTest.csproj

Note the double backslash in the path, is that correct?

As far as I can see the NuGet Package Restore option is on.

And in VS solution explorer, NONE of the references are considered valid, not even System or System.Core.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/jgauffin/Griffin.Framework/issues/35#issuecomment-88777705 .

[RenniePet]

When I try to build that solution I get this error:

Error 8 The non-generic type 'Griffin.Net.ChannelTcpClient' cannot be used with type arguments C:\Users\rp\Documents\GitHub\Griffin.Framework\samples\Networking\CustomProtocol\DemoTest\DemoTest\Program.cs 19 37 DemoTest

The program.cs line is

public class MyProtocolClient : ChannelTcpClient<object>

It's objecting to the "

[jgauffin]

fixed.