Hi Brett,
I can never be sure what is the exact issue on your end, as I am able to build the source code on my end without any exceptions thrown. Due to that, I can only suggest what the issue might be.
Examining the exception's description, I can see that the issue is related to a missing assembly. The BasicClient class inherits the ClientBase one, which is exposed in the System.ServiceModel assembly. This is why I suggested you to check if the assembly references are OK, and to verify that these assemblies exist in the GAC. Also, Visual Studio has nothing to with the System assemblies, it is just an SDK. It is the framework installed that controls the assemblies and their version. When opening a VS project, it uses the assembly references that point to certain versions in the GAC. When they are not found, such issues are expected.
Regards,
Ianko
Telerik
I can never be sure what is the exact issue on your end, as I am able to build the source code on my end without any exceptions thrown. Due to that, I can only suggest what the issue might be.
Examining the exception's description, I can see that the issue is related to a missing assembly. The BasicClient class inherits the ClientBase one, which is exposed in the System.ServiceModel assembly. This is why I suggested you to check if the assembly references are OK, and to verify that these assemblies exist in the GAC. Also, Visual Studio has nothing to with the System assemblies, it is just an SDK. It is the framework installed that controls the assemblies and their version. When opening a VS project, it uses the assembly references that point to certain versions in the GAC. When they are not found, such issues are expected.
Regards,
Ianko
Telerik
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