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ASP.NET 2.0 to 1.1 AppDomain boundary

RJ
I am developing an ASP.NET 2.0 website, and wish to programatically
jump/link ( in C# code) to a page that is being developed under ASP.NET
1.1. Both of these pages have numerous references to library assemblies (
DLL's) build on the two respective runtime versions. I saw a .NET 2.0
article that stated a single AppDomain can load only one version of the .NET
Framework runtime. If I use Server.Transfer from the 2.0 webpage, to load
the 1.1 webpage, will there be a problem, as the 1.1 page references all my
1.1 DLL's? Do both pages run in the same AppDomain? I'm fairly new to
ASP.NET and IIS, so I wasn't sure if the 1.1 page is going to be loaded /
launched as an independent IIS worker process or AppDomain or what. Both
developments are concurrent and I don't have anything existing that I can
test this with. Thanks for any information on this.

Thanks,
RJ
Dec 27 '05 #1
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