HI
We are currently considering to upgrade to .net 2.0 but we are in the
middle of a release face, and I need to here you experience wither other n-
tier solutions based on ASP.Net and some Infragistic web grids etc.
Did you have any issues with the upgrade ? and what issues ?
Regards Tim P
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Upgrade in what way?
a) The addition of Visual Studio 2005 on the machines? No problems up to
this point.
b) The running of 1.1 apps under 2.0? No problems, but the few we have moved
have been recompiled in 2.0 (I will have to run a test at some time of 1.1
code under 2.0 to see speed differences between 1.1 on 2.0 and recompile in
2.0).
2.0, at least as far as I have experienced, is fully backward compatible
with 1.1. If you want to check before you upgrade, look at the docs here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframewo...s/default.aspx
It has a list of changes and the work arounds.
--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
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"timp" <ju**@chilireje r.dk> wrote in message
news:Xn******** *************** *******@207.46. 248.16... HI
We are currently considering to upgrade to .net 2.0 but we are in the
middle of a release face, and I need to here you experience wither other
n-
tier solutions based on ASP.Net and some Infragistic web grids etc.
Did you have any issues with the upgrade ? and what issues ?
Regards Tim P
On the configuration side of things... when I upgraded (this happenend when
I applied 1.1 SP1 also), it reset the ASPNET user account password. (I have
it specifically set to known value, as opposed to autogenerate in
machine.config) . Resetting it back, and unlocking the account fixed the
problems that caused. I have not yet found the machinePolicy setting in the
machine.config file for 2.0 framework, so I am not sure yet what password it
is using for ASPNET when running 2.0 sites...
Greg
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We are currently considering to upgrade to .net 2.0 but we are in the
middle of a release face, and I need to here you experience wither other
n-
tier solutions based on ASP.Net and some Infragistic web grids etc.
Did you have any issues with the upgrade ? and what issues ?
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