Can I use WCF right now?

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Mike90 - 17 Nov 2006 17:27 GMT

Is it possible to convert my app which is in Framework 2 to 3 using VS
2005 and release it to customer?

What approach must I take?

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David Browne - 17 Nov 2006 17:35 GMT

> Is it possible to convert my app which is in Framework 2 to 3 using VS
> 2005 and release it to customer?
>
> What approach must I take?

Yes.

You'll need the .NET 3.0 Runtime and the Visual Studio 2005 Extensions.

Your customer will need the .NET 3.0 Runtime.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/windowsvista/downloads/products/default.aspx

David

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Michael Nemtsev - 17 Nov 2006 18:27 GMT

Hello Mike90,

Just to add to David's post, don't be confused by that WPF/WCF VS 2005 Extention
is CTP (not release), albeit .NET 3.0 redistributive is release.
Binary compartability is the same, but interfaces can be changed a little bit

They claimed that WPF(and probably WCF) will be released in the mid of 2007

M> Is it possible to convert my app which is in Framework 2 to 3 using
M> VS 2005 and release it to customer?
M>
M> What approach must I take?
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cease to be insipid." (c) Friedrich Nietzsch

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David Browne - 17 Nov 2006 21:10 GMT

> Hello Mike90,
>
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> 2007
> . . .

Just to be 100% clear. WPF and WCF are released. It's just the tools
(Visual Studio Extensions) that are still beta.

David

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