Keith,
I haven't watched the video in a while, but they talk about 3 or 4 different
cases:
1. Asp.net and windows forms. Pretty standard stuff and you can configure
which version of the framework you run against.
2. Hosted CLR within SQL. I got the idea that Microsoft is reserving the
right to say that your code will always run against the version of the
framework that it was built against. Build it against 2.0 and only have 3.0
installed on your machine (at some later date), your code will not run?
3. I believe they talked specifically about the case of controls running
within IE (or another hosted app) and how your controls will always run
against the latest version of the framework that is installed on your
machine. I believe you are in this category. You cannot configure the
version that you run against and will get 2.0 assuming you have installed
the 2.0 version of the dotnetfx.
Hope this helps.
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Andrew Robinson
www.binaryocean.com www.bellinghamdotnet.org
"Keith A" <an******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Thanks Andrew.
That doc you cited says on a box with both 1.1 and 2.0 Internet Explorer
"Loads with 2.0 unless the process is configured to run against 1.1". Do
you know how to configure the process to run against 1.1? It makes
testing much less convenient. Thanks again.
Keith
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