Running aspnet_regiis -i in ver1.1 folder.

[Renilkumar]

Hello,

My application sitting on the shared drive uses framework 1.1 and my local system has both 1.1 & 2.0. With this If I open the application its saying "Your code is written on the older version and you should convert to the new version before editing"..I don't want to migrate to the newer version.
So what I did is, ran the aspnet_regiis -i in my local system under ver1.1 folder. But even after running this its asking to convert to newer version.
Any idead how to avoid this ?. I am using VS2005

Regards,
Renil.

[Frinavale]

Hello,

My application sitting on the shared drive uses framework 1.1 and my local system has both 1.1 & 2.0. With this If I open the application its saying "Your code is written on the older version and you should convert to the new version before editing"..I don't want to migrate to the newer version.
So what I did is, ran the aspnet_regiis -i in my local system under ver1.1 folder. But even after running this its asking to convert to newer version.
Any idead how to avoid this ?. I am using VS2005

Regards,
Renil.

Hi Renil!

I remember running in to the same issue a few months ago.
I ended up migrating it to the newer version for many reasons (mainly there's functionality in the framework 2.0 that allowed me to do more with my code)

Running aspnet_regiis -i will not solve this problem.

That will reinstall the framework on your machine; however, VS2005 has its own development platform that it runs its projects in and so it ignores your localhost and this is why reinstalling framework 1.1 will not help you.

Is there any specific reason for which you don't migrating the project?

-Frinny

[Renilkumar]

Hi Renil!

I remember running in to the same issue a few months ago.
I ended up migrating it to the newer version for many reasons (mainly there's functionality in the framework 2.0 that allowed me to do more with my code)

Running aspnet_regiis -i will not solve this problem.

That will reinstall the framework on your machine; however, VS2005 has its own development platform that it runs its projects in and so it ignores your localhost and this is why reinstalling framework 1.1 will not help you.

Is there any specific reason for which you don't migrating the project?

-Frinny

Frinny,

If I migrate its giving lot of issues like.."Cannot create type..." Moreover we will be using this application just for couple of months..so we don't want to migrate really. So kindly suggest what do I do in order to avoid this situation ?
Do I need to install VS2003 ? or ...

[Motoma]

This is not due to the version of ASP running on your machine, rather it is because you are using a newer IDE. Most likely the program was written with VS.NET 2003, and you are trying to open it with VS 2005.

Hello,

My application sitting on the shared drive uses framework 1.1 and my local system has both 1.1 & 2.0. With this If I open the application its saying "Your code is written on the older version and you should convert to the new version before editing"..I don't want to migrate to the newer version.
So what I did is, ran the aspnet_regiis -i in my local system under ver1.1 folder. But even after running this its asking to convert to newer version.
Any idead how to avoid this ?. I am using VS2005

Regards,
Renil.

[Frinavale]

Frinny,

If I migrate its giving lot of issues like.."Cannot create type..." Moreover we will be using this application just for couple of months..so we don't want to migrate really. So kindly suggest what do I do in order to avoid this situation ?
Do I need to install VS2003 ? or ...

Motoma's right,

If you aren't ready to upgrade at this point I'd install VS2003 and use it instead to finish your project.
But you'll be missing out on a lot of features that 2005 has to offer.

I had the same problem...where objects couldn't get converted during the migration...it took me a few days to sort everything out but it was well worth it. If your project's really big it might take more than just a few days.

Good luck!

-Frinny