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Framework 2.0 and VS.net 2003I've been using VS.NET 2003 and Framework 1.1 for over a year.
I 'm interested in using Framework 2.0, particularly because of it's enhanced Compact Framework for Smart devices. I'm still unlclear on whether I can just load this and it will work with VS2003 and existing projects I've created. I have browsed around the docs, and it says you need VS2005 OR the Framework 2.0. As a test, I installed just the runtime Framework on my development system, and VS2003 crashed when attempting to compile my app - not a good start. Wnats the deal? What do I need to do to move from 1.1 to 2.0? Get VS2005.
VS2002 only works with .NET1.0 VS2003 -> .NET1.1 VS2005 -> .NET2.0 Show quote "DDigweed" <DDigw***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:DB9AC207-4471-4522-B130-4CAC055262AD@microsoft.com... > I've been using VS.NET 2003 and Framework 1.1 for over a year. > > I 'm interested in using Framework 2.0, particularly because of it's > enhanced Compact Framework for Smart devices. > > I'm still unlclear on whether I can just load this and it will work with > VS2003 and existing projects I've created. I have browsed around the > docs, > and it says you need VS2005 OR the Framework 2.0. > > As a test, I installed just the runtime Framework on my development > system, > and VS2003 crashed when attempting to compile my app - not a good start. > > Wnats the deal? What do I need to do to move from 1.1 to 2.0? Thanks much.
Unfortunately, If you install even the 2.0 framework on a developement system with VS2003, it breaks it. I cant build apps now - the IDE crashed (quits with no error) when I go to build/debug. Also - the 2.0 framework deinstall crashes without totally deinstalling. Show quote "Norman Yuan" wrote: > Get VS2005. > > VS2002 only works with .NET1.0 > VS2003 -> .NET1.1 > VS2005 -> .NET2.0 > > "DDigweed" <DDigw***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:DB9AC207-4471-4522-B130-4CAC055262AD@microsoft.com... > > I've been using VS.NET 2003 and Framework 1.1 for over a year. > > > > I 'm interested in using Framework 2.0, particularly because of it's > > enhanced Compact Framework for Smart devices. > > > > I'm still unlclear on whether I can just load this and it will work with > > VS2003 and existing projects I've created. I have browsed around the > > docs, > > and it says you need VS2005 OR the Framework 2.0. > > > > As a test, I installed just the runtime Framework on my development > > system, > > and VS2003 crashed when attempting to compile my app - not a good start. > > > > Wnats the deal? What do I need to do to move from 1.1 to 2.0? > > > I (and many others, I believe) had multiple versions of .NET framework
and/or multiple versions of VS.NET on a single computer, and they have been working very well. At one point, I have all VS.NET (2002/2003/2005) installed in my computer plus SQL Server2000 and SQL Server2005. No problem at all. Show quote "DDigweed" <DDigw***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:9E79BC74-4999-4D0A-B6A7-F09BF3BB8FCC@microsoft.com... > Thanks much. > > Unfortunately, If you install even the 2.0 framework on a developement > system with VS2003, it breaks it. I cant build apps now - the IDE > crashed > (quits with no error) when I go to build/debug. > > Also - the 2.0 framework deinstall crashes without totally deinstalling. > > > > "Norman Yuan" wrote: > >> Get VS2005. >> >> VS2002 only works with .NET1.0 >> VS2003 -> .NET1.1 >> VS2005 -> .NET2.0 >> >> "DDigweed" <DDigw***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:DB9AC207-4471-4522-B130-4CAC055262AD@microsoft.com... >> > I've been using VS.NET 2003 and Framework 1.1 for over a year. >> > >> > I 'm interested in using Framework 2.0, particularly because of it's >> > enhanced Compact Framework for Smart devices. >> > >> > I'm still unlclear on whether I can just load this and it will work >> > with >> > VS2003 and existing projects I've created. I have browsed around the >> > docs, >> > and it says you need VS2005 OR the Framework 2.0. >> > >> > As a test, I installed just the runtime Framework on my development >> > system, >> > and VS2003 crashed when attempting to compile my app - not a good >> > start. >> > >> > Wnats the deal? What do I need to do to move from 1.1 to 2.0? >> >> >> > Unfortunately, If you install even the 2.0 framework on a developement I've got this working since 2005 came out without problems....> system with VS2003, it breaks it. I cant build apps now - the IDE > crashed > (quits with no error) when I go to build/debug. Do you all have VS 2005 installed on your system? I dont, and Im wondering
if that caused the problem. I stupidly installed the 2.0 runtime on a system without VS 2005 Show quote "Gabriel Magaña" wrote: > > Unfortunately, If you install even the 2.0 framework on a developement > > system with VS2003, it breaks it. I cant build apps now - the IDE > > crashed > > (quits with no error) when I go to build/debug. > > I've got this working since 2005 came out without problems.... > > > I run all versions of the framework on my system and their associated IDE's.
And have Visual Studio 6.0 too. So far, no problems with any of them. ( other than after using VB2005, I don't want to go back to the others :-) Just having the 2.0 runtime on your system shouldn't break VS2003. Unless it is one of the Beta versions of 2.0. And I have heard of a couple of problems with a ASP.NET app. developed with framework 1.1 and 2.0 on the same machine. I don't remember the exact problem , but, there is a cure for that too. james Show quote "DDigweed" <DDigw***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:9AD8CB3E-4F79-44DB-8A03-1781789BBE14@microsoft.com... > Do you all have VS 2005 installed on your system? I dont, and Im > wondering > if that caused the problem. > > I stupidly installed the 2.0 runtime on a system without VS 2005 > > "Gabriel Magaña" wrote: > >> > Unfortunately, If you install even the 2.0 framework on a developement >> > system with VS2003, it breaks it. I cant build apps now - the IDE >> > crashed >> > (quits with no error) when I go to build/debug. >> >> I've got this working since 2005 came out without problems.... >> >> >> Thanks for all the input.
The build problem is fixed. It was apparently caused by some third-party controls that I had in my projects. I found this out by creating a new project with just Windows Forms controls, and it built successfully. I reinstalled the 3rd party stuff and it work ok now. Show quote "james" wrote: > I run all versions of the framework on my system and their associated IDE's. > And have Visual Studio 6.0 too. So far, no problems with any of them. ( > other than after using VB2005, I don't want to go back to the others :-) > Just having the 2.0 runtime on your system shouldn't break VS2003. Unless it > is one of the Beta versions of 2.0. > And I have heard of a couple of problems with a ASP.NET app. developed with > framework 1.1 and 2.0 on the same machine. > I don't remember the exact problem , but, there is a cure for that too. > james > > "DDigweed" <DDigw***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:9AD8CB3E-4F79-44DB-8A03-1781789BBE14@microsoft.com... > > Do you all have VS 2005 installed on your system? I dont, and Im > > wondering > > if that caused the problem. > > > > I stupidly installed the 2.0 runtime on a system without VS 2005 > > > > "Gabriel Magaña" wrote: > > > >> > Unfortunately, If you install even the 2.0 framework on a developement > >> > system with VS2003, it breaks it. I cant build apps now - the IDE > >> > crashed > >> > (quits with no error) when I go to build/debug. > >> > >> I've got this working since 2005 came out without problems.... > >> > >> > >> > > >  |
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