/blog/netduino-led-control-with-the-tlc5490#comment-154Hi, I also would like to see your schematic: I'm using your code to light leds with tlc5940 but I cannot obtain anything. Could you please post the wiring? Thanks in advance Andrea2012-05-03T21:42:51urn:comment:154/blog/fix-the-missing-webapplication-targets-error-on-a-build-server#comment-153Thanks! Good information.2012-04-22T03:26:47urn:comment:153/blog/netduino-led-control-with-the-tlc5490#comment-70Hello, I am trying to use this chip and I was wondering if you could make a schematic or explain exactly how the pins are connected. I can't quite tell from the pictures and I don't want to kill anything. Thanks!2011-07-10T06:20:55urn:comment:70/blog/fix-the-missing-webapplication-targets-error-on-a-build-server#comment-64Installing the Windows 7 SDK [1] as suggested in [2] fixed the problem for us and gave us a nice warm fuzzy feeling that we didn't have to install Visual Studio. [1] - http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=6b6c21d2-2006-4afa-9702-529fa782d63b&displaylang=en [2] - http://andypook.blogspot.com/2010/06/building-without-visual-studio.html2011-07-01T08:07:30urn:comment:64/blog/fix-the-missing-webapplication-targets-error-on-a-build-server#comment-63Thank-you very much. Saved me a good amount of frustration, I think.2011-06-04T22:29:06urn:comment:63/blog/fix-the-missing-webapplication-targets-error-on-a-build-server#comment-65Solution on a 64bit server ( and perhaps on a 32bit server) : - install visual studio 2010 - choose custom install - choose c# etc. - AND also install "visual web developer" Happy building:-)2011-04-29T17:09:05urn:comment:65/blog/fix-the-missing-webapplication-targets-error-on-a-build-server#comment-62Unfortunately no new wisdom on this topic. Please update us on anything you find. Thanks for your comment.2011-03-09T13:44:55urn:comment:62/blog/fix-the-missing-webapplication-targets-error-on-a-build-server#comment-61A while since this was posted and discussed. Any new solution out there?2011-03-09T11:50:47urn:comment:61/blog/google-translate-api-vs-resource-files#comment-68Nice, exactly the type of thing I need! Will give this a shot!2010-12-08T16:18:35urn:comment:68/blog/fix-the-missing-webapplication-targets-error-on-a-build-server#comment-58In general, the best solution is to put target file and library in source control, and reference it by relative path. That's the way for StyleCop, MSBuild Community Tasks and MSBuild Extension Pack. I tried to use same with this case - but it appeared that Visual Studio can't stand such changes - it supposes upgrade without changes to decline. So there were no chance to make it work okay :(2010-10-22T16:09:46urn:comment:58/blog/fix-the-missing-webapplication-targets-error-on-a-build-server#comment-57DMac it is a little hacky but I think that having one file to manage is preferential to installing VS2010 on the build server. I try to keep my build server as clean as possible. In the future if the build breaks due to this .targets file then it is a quick fix to copy this file again, rather than upgrading VS2010. I came to the same conclution as you that these were the only two options. Did you find any other solutions?2010-10-15T13:44:49urn:comment:57/blog/how-tarantino-can-sort-out-your-database#comment-53This is the best solution to this issue that I could find. Thanks sooooo much.2010-09-16T15:59:26urn:comment:53/blog/fix-the-missing-webapplication-targets-error-on-a-build-server#comment-60We ran into this issue as well and, while copying the file into the proper directory on the build server would surely do the trick, doesn't that seem a little hacky? The other option, installing VS2010 on the build server seems equally as absurd. Is there any concern with manually copying this file over and breaking with future releases of VS2010? I've been spelunking the web for over a day now, and these two options seem to be the only ones I can come across.2010-09-03T18:22:39urn:comment:60/blog/fix-the-missing-webapplication-targets-error-on-a-build-server#comment-59Great detailed info, I just bookmarked you on my google reader. Sent from my iPhone 4G2010-08-28T08:32:10urn:comment:59/blog/how-tarantino-can-sort-out-your-database#comment-52My friend and I were arguing about this! Now I know that I was right. lol! Thanks for making me positive! Sent via Blackberry2010-07-31T04:22:57urn:comment:52/blog/fix-the-missing-webapplication-targets-error-on-a-build-server#comment-56Or at C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft\VisualStudio\v10.0\WebApplications on a 64 bit server.2010-04-23T10:17:11urn:comment:56/blog/ninject---dependancy-injection-you-dont-want-to-fight-with#comment-43Definitely agree with what you stated. Your explanation was definitely the simplest to understand. I tell you, I generally get irked when folks focus on problems that they plainly don't know about. You managed to hit the nail correct about the head and explained out everything without complication. Perhaps, people can take a signal. Will likely be back again to get more. Many thanks2010-04-13T16:54:28urn:comment:43/blog/ninject---dependancy-injection-you-dont-want-to-fight-with#comment-42Hey Dave, be interested to hear howthisgoes, been using Nunit but I could do with a substituted data layer.2009-06-26T13:35:17urn:comment:42/blog/awesome-google-chrome-advert#comment-46Thanks for your comment. It worked on me too!!!2009-06-22T16:20:55urn:comment:46/blog/awesome-google-chrome-advert#comment-45What a cool video Dave, I really like it!! Makes me wanna use chrome... oh wait, I am! :D it worked!2009-06-22T15:30:07urn:comment:45