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.NET 2003 and 1.0 Framework

I developed an application using .NET 2003 and now I need it to run on a
server that is running the 1.1 framework. The admin is unwilling to upgrade
with weeks of testing.

I set the compatibility with 1.0 framework, but I'm still getting an error
on the server asking for 1.1 framework stuff.

Any ideas?

Thanks
Jul 21 '05 #1
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can you be more specific?
what is the error?
what sort of app is it? (ASP.NET, exe, etc)
did you deploy the config file?
in the config file do you have the assembly bindings that map 1.1 to 1.0 ?
"Dan W." <Da**@phatguys. com> wrote in message
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I developed an application using .NET 2003 and now I need it to run on a
server that is running the 1.1 framework. The admin is unwilling to upgrade with weeks of testing.

I set the compatibility with 1.0 framework, but I'm still getting an error
on the server asking for 1.1 framework stuff.

Any ideas?

Thanks

Jul 21 '05 #2
In theory you can do this by making a conf file. Supposedly the
documentation to do this is under "Targeting a .NET Framework" in the
help files in Studio 2003. I, like you, tried to do the same thing.
Build an app under 2003 and want it to run in version 1. I followed
thier procedure in the documentation and fail miserably. I spent many
hours and lost a lot of hair and never got it to work. So finally in
depseration I created a batch file to switch the project and the
solution files back and forth from visual studio for version 1 and 1.1.
I just run the batch file to switch back and forth to build both
versions. It greatly distresses me how kludgy a solution i had to come
up with to manage this. God save us if they ever go to a version 2 .Net.
It really doesn't look like that put a lot of thought into version
management. I've never had these sort of problems with Java

Leon Lambert

Dan W. wrote:
I developed an application using .NET 2003 and now I need it to run on a
server that is running the 1.1 framework. The admin is unwilling to upgrade
with weeks of testing.

I set the compatibility with 1.0 framework, but I'm still getting an error
on the server asking for 1.1 framework stuff.

Any ideas?

Thanks


Jul 21 '05 #3

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