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WF Security Pack Activities are not showing up in the toolbox
I installed the WF Security Pack CTP 1 and referenced the assemblies in my project, but I can't figure out why the activities aren't showing up in the toolbox. I'm using Visual Studio 2012 and .NET 4.5. Any suggestions?
I should be seeing something like this:
Solution
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Please note that the Client Profile of the .NET Framework 4 is not sufficient since it does not satisfy the requirements for the Windows Identity Foundation (WIF).
So you might want to switch to the full .net 4 profile?
Another solution might be to open a workflow, right click inside the toolbox and selecting "choose items..." and selecting your activities/dlls inside the dialog.
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