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Problem gettin started with Isolator and Silverlight

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i'm trying to get started with Isolator and TypeMock and i've followed all of the directions on CodePlex, but i'm having trouble with referencing the Silverlight project. as soon as i select it for a reference, i get a warning that says,

"A problem occurred while trying to set the "References" parameter for the IDE's in-process compiler. Reference to project '<project>' cannot be added because it targets a different version of the .NET framework."

i've tried this with different projects in differnt solutions and i always get the same error when trying to reference the Silverlight project.

i've check the [Advanced Compile Opitons...] on both the Silverlight and test projects. both are targeted for .NET 3.5.

is there someplace other than the [Advanced Compile Opitons...] that i should be looking for the framework? i can't even get started writing tests...

thanks! tom
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IF you are talking about SilverUnit, note that it currently works with silverlight 2, not 3.
could that be the issue?
answered by royo
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No, i'm using Silverlight 2.0, which targets the .NET 3.5 framework. when i look at the framework in the Silverlight project, it won't let me change it (greyed out dropdown).

i haven't downloaded Silverlight 3.
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do you have the silverlight tools for visual studio installed?

also, I don't think you can just "change" the target platform of a project to a silverlight one if it started out as a regular project. you have to start a new "silverlight" project from scratch.
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i have removed the silverlight tools and re-installed and i'm still getting the same error when i make a reference to the silverlight project. the error is, "A problem occurred while trying to set the "References" parameter for the IDE's in-process compiler. Reference to project 'Meetability' cannot be added because it targets a different version of the .NET Framework."

I am NOT trying to change the framework versions and i have not changed them, just trying to figure out why it's not working and it says the frameworks don't match.

if i delete the reference to the silverlight project (Meetability), the error goes away.
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what other addins do you have installed in the IDE?
Can you also provide details of the system?
do you have any code-generation related things running? (T4 templates and such)
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it seems this problem is not related to silverunit.
for example:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums ... d5f2432ba4

just to make sure:
you can download the .vsi package from the silverunit website on codeplex, and run it.
then you will get a new project template under silvelight "Silverunit project".

that should have good references that you can move on with (but you will need to change the references to isolator).
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