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  • Ruth avatar

    Posted on Feb 1, 2012 (permalink)

    I recently upgraded to Silverlight 5 and was able to successfully compile and run.

    Then I started getting

    Cannot resolve reference assemblies. Please check the reference assemblies. Could not load file or assembly 'System.Core, Version=5.0.5.0,  ....   or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified. 

    After I did Clean Solution - Rebuild  this particular message went away but I am getting exactly the same message on 'System.Windows

    The dlls are the latest for Silverlight 5 and installed in a right directory.

    Please advice

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  • Vlad Vlad admin's avatar

    Posted on Feb 1, 2012 (permalink)

    Hello,

     The only reason for such error can be only Silverlight 4 application. Can you double check?

    Kind regards,
    Vlad
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  • Ruth avatar

    Posted on Feb 1, 2012 (permalink)

    Vlad,

    I double- checked. It is Silverlight 5 and it is targetting references installed in ..\Silverlight\v5,0... folder.

    As I said, I have been already able to compile in Silverlight 5 after I upgraded.

    Any suggestions on what I should check?

    Thank you, in advance,
    Ruth

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  • Vlad Vlad admin's avatar

    Posted on Feb 1, 2012 (permalink)

    Hi,

     Unfortunately I'm not aware what else can cause this. Please send us an example project via support ticket demonstrating the issue and we will let you know our findings. 

    Regards,
    Vlad
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  • Ruth avatar

    Posted on Feb 1, 2012 (permalink)

    Vlad,

    I repeatedly cleaned, removed-readded references  and re-built the solution. Finally it compiles and successfully builds.

    Problem is that XAML shows an error in design view. It even runs but does not show Teleric controls.

    I am using RADbusyIndicator and RADTreeView.

    Any suggestions?


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  • Vlad Vlad admin's avatar

    Posted on Feb 2, 2012 (permalink)

    Hello,

     Unfortunately I'm not sure why you have such problems. Will you send us the project to check it locally? 

    Regards,
    Vlad
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  • Ruth avatar

    Posted on Feb 2, 2012 (permalink)

    Vlad,

    More than likely, it will work on your machine. It does work on other developers' machines.

    I have the same message as in

    http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/silverlight/combobox/radcombobox-control-targettypemismatch.aspx

    We do install controls locally and project points to the same versions.

    I performed below actions repeatedly but they haven't helped.

    1)      Remove Telerek References

    2)      Close VS

    3)      Clean the entire solution
    4)    Close VS

    5)      Add references back in, rebuild

    What else should I check?

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  • Boyan Boyan admin's avatar

    Posted on Feb 7, 2012 (permalink)

    Hello,

    Do you have multiple installations of Telerik Silverlight controls on your machine, as I suppose there could be some kind of mix of versions of SL4 and 5. We were having some similar problem with design time from client that have one Telerik version installed and trying to add some dll's from internal build to his project.

    Regards,
    Boyan
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