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LiveFX: Mesh and Live Framework clients can now run side-by-side

Useful information emerged overnight for anyone that is using the Live Framework to build Mesh Enabled Web Applications. Using a simple registry hack it is now possible to run the Live Framework tech preview client and the Live Mesh beta client side-by-side on the same device. I’ve installed both on my development VM and everything seems to be working OK. here are the two running side-by-side in the systray:

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This is great for me. I now have all the code (inc. SSIS packages, Live Framework stuff, SDS-sh etc…) that I have written in Visual Studio over the past few years living in the same place and backed up using Mesh. Whenever I get a new machine I can simply point Mesh at the Visual Studio Projects folder and sync up!

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Instructions for the registry hack are as follows:

  1. Uninstall Live Framework Client.
  2. Install Mesh Client Beta from www.mesh.com.
  3. Add the following registry item:

    HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Live Framework Client\AllowSxS = 1 (DWORD)

  4. Install Live Framework client from developer.mesh-ctp.com

More information at Use Mesh Client Beta and Live Framework Client Side by Side on the Live Framework forum.

-Jamie

Published 29 January 2009 09:13 by jamie.thomson

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