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Kompatibilitys of .NET 2.0

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MarkusPoehler - 17 Jan 2006 12:49 GMT
Is the .NET Framework 2.0 caompatible to older versions or do I have to
install 1.1 first and upgrade to 2.0?

May I develop Applications written for FW 1.1 with VS .NET 2005 and upgrade
them to FW 2.0?

Thanks
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Daniel O'Connell [C# MVP] - 17 Jan 2006 13:29 GMT
> Is the .NET Framework 2.0 caompatible to older versions or do I have to
> install 1.1 first and upgrade to 2.0?

Each version of the framework is independent of eachother, you do not need
to install 1.1 to have 2.0 installed, and you can freely have 1.0, 1.1, and
2.0 installed on the same machine with few, if any, issues(the only problem
I could see would be which version has the asp.net bindings)

> May I develop Applications written for FW 1.1 with VS .NET 2005 and
> upgrade
> them to FW 2.0?
Most applications written for the 1.1 framework should be importable into
VS2k5 and work, if thats what you mean. There were some small changes, but
I've had few issues going that direction. However, that alone will not buy
you any of 2.0's heavy improvments, like generics. You will have to modify
your code to use those features.

> Thanks

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