Situation:
I've been using VS .NET 2003 to develop apps w no problems. So, today, my
manager had me install VS 2005 (& with it the .NET 2.0 framework) so now my
machine has VS .NET 2003 (.NET Framework 1.1) and VS 2005 (.NET Framework
2.0).
Issue:
A program that I developed in VS .NET 2003 now gets a run time exception
when executing the program outside the VS 2003 development environment (when
I execute the program through VS 2003 the problem doesn't appear). Anyway,
title bar on the error dialog box says "<my exe name> - Common Language
Runtime Debugging Services". The message body has a message stating that the
app generated an exception that could not be handled, gives the PID and
thread ID, and options OK and CANCEL (enter DEBUG). When I attempt to CANEL
(enter DEBUG), I get another error message stating that the parameters are
incorrect and the DEBUGGER failed to start.
The error message able leads me to believe that there may be some conflict
between versions 1.1 and 2.0 of the .NET Framework. If anyone has knowledge
of such conflicts and/or any proposed workarounds I'd be grateful to hear
your ideas.
Thanks for your attention to this...
Charles 2 1915
I came on the newsgroup looking for exactly what the conflicts between .NET
1.1 and 2.0 are, since MS has stated that there are some..
On the page "How to Get Windows 'Monad' Shell Beta, at: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scr.../download.mspx
It says: "Note that, in some cases, .NET Framework 2.0 can conflict with
applications that require .NET Framework 1.1."
So my question to MSFT would be.. Where is the list of known conflicts?
I wonder if I need to start a new thread to get a proper answer?
Cheers
- Andrew
On Wed, 1 Feb 2006 11:21:29 -0800, hz****@nopost.c om wrote: Situation: I've been using VS .NET 2003 to develop apps w no problems. So, today, my manager had me install VS 2005 (& with it the .NET 2.0 framework) so now my machine has VS .NET 2003 (.NET Framework 1.1) and VS 2005 (.NET Framework 2.0).
Issue: A program that I developed in VS .NET 2003 now gets a run time exception when executing the program outside the VS 2003 development environment (when I execute the program through VS 2003 the problem doesn't appear). Anyway, title bar on the error dialog box says "<my exe name> - Common Language Runtime Debugging Services". The message body has a message stating that the app generated an exception that could not be handled, gives the PID and thread ID, and options OK and CANCEL (enter DEBUG). When I attempt to CANEL (enter DEBUG), I get another error message stating that the parameters are incorrect and the DEBUGGER failed to start.
The error message able leads me to believe that there may be some conflict between versions 1.1 and 2.0 of the .NET Framework. If anyone has knowledge of such conflicts and/or any proposed workarounds I'd be grateful to hear your ideas.
Thanks for your attention to this...
Charles
On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 12:03:13 -0800, Andrew wrote: I wonder if I need to start a new thread to get a proper answer?
And so, since there's been no reply.. I've started a new thread called:
"Conflicts between .NET 1.1 and .NET 2.0?"
I also re-registerd an alias, since my account has changed since I made
that old one.. Hopefully I'll get a reply this time. :)
Cheers
- Andrew This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics |
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