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-Info
-====
-
-There are two separate .NET clients: one that implements AMQP 0-8 (and
-can communicate with the Java broker) and another that implements
-0-10 (and can communicate with the C++ broker).
-
-This README contains instructions for building the 0-8 client.
-
-Instructions for building and installing the 0-10 client are located in client-010/README.txt.
-
-Setup
-=====
-
-Essential:
-
-  .NET 2.0 or later
-  Ant 1.6.5 (Java build tool, http://ant.apache.org)
-  
-Either:
-  NAnt 0.85 - only required for builds outside Visual Studio
-OR
-  Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 (VS2008)
-  
-Ensure that your PATH includes ant, e.g.:
-
-  $ PATH=c:\java\ant\bin:%PATH%
-  
-If using nant, set up PATH to include Nant.exe, e.g.:
-
-  $ set PATH=C:\dotnet\nant\bin;%PATH%
-
-If using msbuild, it is recommended to use a "Visual Studio Command Prompt"
-
-Building
-========
-
-Generate framing from /Qpid.Common/amqp.xml specification file by running this script:
-
-  $ build-framing.bat
-
-Alternatively, just switch to /Qpid.Common and run "ant" there.
-
-You can build from Visual Studio 2008 or from the command-line by running msbuild.
-
-The script build-msbuild.bat provides some standard options to do a full build.
-
-If you are using nant, the script build-nant.bat contains standard arguments that do a full build.
- 
-To build for Mono on Linux (to bin/mono-2.0) the build-mono shell script is provided.
-
-Releasing
-=========
-
-nant can be used to create a release zip archive. A script is provided:
-
-For .NET 2.0
-
-  $ release net-2.0
-
-Generates ./bin/net-2.0/release/Qpid.NET-net-2.0-yyyyMMdd.zip
-
-For Mono
-
-  $ release mono-2.0
-
-Generates ./bin/mono-2.0/release/Qpid.NET-mono-2.0-yyyyMMdd.zip
-