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my applications are running on the old framework 1.0.2914. Now I need the new framework: Must I update the framework or can I install and run both of them? Does the old application run in the new framework? What is the best approch? Thank you very much. You can install multiple versions of the Framework on the same computer so
that each application can run with the version it was build for. It is also possible to change the application configuration to run with a later framework (or even sometimes a previous version) but it requires testing for possible breaking changes. So unless the one who provided the application say so, your best bet is just to install the new version that will then be available as well as any other already existing version... -- Patrice "Malek" <Ma***@like.e-technik.uni-erlangen.de> a écrit dans le message de news: 4i19c8F1lui***@news.dfncis.de...Show quote > Hi, > > my applications are running on the old framework 1.0.2914. > Now I need the new framework: > Must I update the framework or can I install and run both of them? > Does the old application run in the new framework? > What is the best approch? > > Thank you very much. > Thank you very much for the answer.
It asks me to ueinstall the old framework during insatlling the new one. As it seems, it is not possible to insall the new framework without ueinstalling the old one, is it? Patrice schrieb: Show quote > You can install multiple versions of the Framework on the same computer so > that each application can run with the version it was build for. It is also > possible to change the application configuration to run with a later > framework (or even sometimes a previous version) but it requires testing for > possible breaking changes. > > So unless the one who provided the application say so, your best bet is just > to install the new version that will then be available as well as any other > already existing version... > Ok, as http://support.microsoft.com/kb/318785/EN-US/ doesn't mention the
version you are talking about, it's likely a 1.0 .NET Framework beta software that you can uninstall to replace by the "real" one (or all those you need)... When installing beta software, keep this in mind so that you can switch to final once final is out. -- Patrice "Malek" <Ma***@like.e-technik.uni-erlangen.de> a écrit dans le message de news: 4i1bgtF1ikk***@news.dfncis.de...Show quote > Thank you very much for the answer. > It asks me to ueinstall the old framework during insatlling the new one. > As it seems, it is not possible to insall the new framework without > ueinstalling the old one, is it? > > > Patrice schrieb: > >> You can install multiple versions of the Framework on the same computer >> so that each application can run with the version it was build for. It is >> also possible to change the application configuration to run with a later >> framework (or even sometimes a previous version) but it requires testing >> for possible breaking changes. >> >> So unless the one who provided the application say so, your best bet is >> just to install the new version that will then be available as well as >> any other already existing version... >> >  |
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