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This SDK includes API libraries for building connected applications using Windows Azure AppFabric. It spans the entire spectrum of today’s Internet applications – from rich connected applications with advanced connectivity requirements to Web-style applications that use simple protocols such as HTTP. This enables services to communicate with the broadest possible range of clients. This page also includes samples that you can download. The version 1.5 SDK includes an updated Service Bus assembly that includes support for durable, or “brokered” messaging features, such as queues, topics, and subscriptions. These features require the .NET Framework version 4.0. If you have a dependency on the .NET Framework version 3.5, you should download or continue to use version 1.0 of the AppFabric SDK. However, the v1.0 SDK does not support the new messaging features.

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• Account RequirementsBefore running the samples in the SDK, you must have one or more service namespaces. To create a Windows Azure AppFabric service namespace, please click here.
• Runtime RequirementsThe Windows Azure AppFabric SDK samples are available as Visual Studio 2010 solutions (C# and VB) and require Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 higher to run. The SDK is supported on Windows Server 2008, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003, and Windows XP operating systems. For Windows Server AppFabric integration, IIS7.5 is required.

On this page, click Download, then click Run. Alternatively, you can click Save to download the .msi installer file to your computer. Then, navigate to the location at which you saved the .msi file, double-click the .msi file, and follow the instructions in the installation wizard. If you save the .msi file on your computer, you can also use the command line.Note that if you are downloading the 64-bit installer, in the lines below change the installer name from WindowsAzureAppFabricSDK-x86.msi to WindowsAzureAppFabricSDK-x64.msi.

• To install with the defaults, run: msiexec /I WindowsAzureAppFabricSDK-x86.msi /qn
• To install in a custom folder: msiexec /I WindowsAzureAppFabricSDK-x86.msi APPLICATIONFOLDER=C:\CustomFolder /qn, where C:\CustomFolder is the drive and path where you want the application to install
• To repair the current installation, run: msiexec /I WindowsAzureAppFabricSDK-x86.msi REINSTALL=ALL /qn. Note that even if REINSTALL is set to ALL, only those features that were installed previously are reinstalled
• To uninstall from command line you just run: msiexec /X WindowsAzureAppFabricSDK-x86.msi /qn