Hi,
I'm in the middle of a project cycle using VS.Net 2002. I'd like to
purchase VS.Net 2003 and make the jump to it but first I want to know how
much of a hassle it is loading my VS.Net 2002 project in 2003. The project
isn't under source control so that should make it easier. But if I need to
make a lot of modifications to the code so it'll run on 2003 I might just
wait a few months till the next project. Thanks for sharing any experiences
you may have opening your older projects in VS.Net 2003! Ken.
5  1309 
I didn't have any trouble with any of my class library projects, didn't need
to write any code to make the project 2003 compatible. As far as I can tell
the only differences between VS 2002 and VS 2003 are in the project files. I
did have trouble converting one of my web projects, haven't figured out why
yet but typically web projects are much more fragile because of the
relationship between IIS and the virtual directory the project is mapped to.
HTH
Dan
"Ken Dopierala Jr." <kd*********@wi .rr.com> wrote in message
news:e6******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Hi,
I'm in the middle of a project cycle using VS.Net 2002. I'd like to
purchase VS.Net 2003 and make the jump to it but first I want to know how
much of a hassle it is loading my VS.Net 2002 project in 2003. The
project isn't under source control so that should make it easier. But if I need
to make a lot of modifications to the code so it'll run on 2003 I might just
wait a few months till the next project. Thanks for sharing any
experiences you may have opening your older projects in VS.Net 2003! Ken.
Hello Ken!
Once you install vs.net 2003 you can still use vs.net
2002. When you open a old project with vs.net 2003 it
will upgrade it to 2003 , so it it advisable to keep a
backup copy. The only issue i had was after upgrading a
project that uses CrystalReportVi ewer i had to modify the
reference path of the project to the new version.
Kind Regards
Jorge -----Original Message-----
Hi,
I'm in the middle of a project cycle using VS.Net
2002. I'd like topurchase VS.Net 2003 and make the jump to it but first I
want to know howmuch of a hassle it is loading my VS.Net 2002 project in
2003. The projectisn't under source control so that should make it
easier. But if I need tomake a lot of modifications to the code so it'll run on
2003 I might justwait a few months till the next project. Thanks for
sharing any experiencesyou may have opening your older projects in VS.Net
2003! Ken.
.
Okay, that is what I was hoping! Thanks! Ken.
"alien2_51" <da********@n.o .s.p.a.m.monaco coach.com> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP09.phx.gbl. .. I didn't have any trouble with any of my class library projects, didn't
need to write any code to make the project 2003 compatible. As far as I can
tell the only differences between VS 2002 and VS 2003 are in the project files.
I did have trouble converting one of my web projects, haven't figured out
why yet but typically web projects are much more fragile because of the
relationship between IIS and the virtual directory the project is mapped
to.
HTH
Dan
"Ken Dopierala Jr." <kd*********@wi .rr.com> wrote in message
news:e6******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Hi,
I'm in the middle of a project cycle using VS.Net 2002. I'd like to
purchase VS.Net 2003 and make the jump to it but first I want to know
how much of a hassle it is loading my VS.Net 2002 project in 2003. The
project isn't under source control so that should make it easier. But if I need
to make a lot of modifications to the code so it'll run on 2003 I might
just wait a few months till the next project. Thanks for sharing any
experiences you may have opening your older projects in VS.Net 2003! Ken.
Thanks for the answer. I was hoping it was going to be relatively
straight-forward. Ken.
"Jorge Cavalheiro" <jm**@dinefer.p t> wrote in message
news:02******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . Hello Ken!
Once you install vs.net 2003 you can still use vs.net
2002. When you open a old project with vs.net 2003 it
will upgrade it to 2003 , so it it advisable to keep a
backup copy. The only issue i had was after upgrading a
project that uses CrystalReportVi ewer i had to modify the
reference path of the project to the new version.
Kind Regards
Jorge-----Original Message-----
Hi,
I'm in the middle of a project cycle using VS.Net
2002. I'd like topurchase VS.Net 2003 and make the jump to it but first I
want to know howmuch of a hassle it is loading my VS.Net 2002 project in
2003. The projectisn't under source control so that should make it
easier. But if I need tomake a lot of modifications to the code so it'll run on
2003 I might justwait a few months till the next project. Thanks for
sharing any experiencesyou may have opening your older projects in VS.Net
2003! Ken.
.
Hello,
"Ken Dopierala Jr." <kd*********@wi .rr.com> schrieb: I'm in the middle of a project cycle using VS.Net 2002.
I'd like to purchase VS.Net 2003 and make the jump to
it but first I want to know how much of a hassle it is
loading my VS.Net 2002 project in 2003. The project
isn't under source control so that should make it easier.
But if I need to make a lot of modifications to the code so
it'll run on 2003 I might just wait a few months till the
next project.
The project will be updated to VS.NET 2003 automatically, but it cannot be
opened in version 2002 any more. AFAIK VS.NET 2002 and 2003 an be installed
on the same machine.
--
Herfried K. Wagner
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