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ofir - 31 May 2005 09:11 GMT
we are willing to upgrade our server from framework1 to framework2 but we
afraid that it will damage our framework1 websites and applications. what are
the risks in upgrading to framework2?
Jon Skeet [C# MVP] - 31 May 2005 09:30 GMT
> we are willing to upgrade our server from framework1 to framework2 but we
> afraid that it will damage our framework1 websites and applications. what are
> the risks in upgrading to framework2?

For a start, the fact that you'd be upgrading to a beta product. One of
the purposes of beta testing is to get others to help to find bugs -
that would suggest that putting .NET 2.0 beta on a development server
would be a useful exercise to help to improve the quality of .NET 2.0
when it's released, but putting it on a production server would be a
very, very bad idea. (It would also potentially violate the licence
agreement - I haven't checked.)

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