LINQ to XML using VS 2005

[JY]

Hi,

Is is possible to use LINQ to XML using VS 2005? I've installed the .NET 3.0
and 3.5 frameworks separately.

I've downloaded some samples but they fail to compile in the VS 2005
environment?
Is there anything specific I need to do, other than including references to
those references libraries?

TIA,
JY

 

[Mr. Arnold]

Hi,

Is is possible to use LINQ to XML using VS 2005? I've installed the .NET
3.0
and 3.5 frameworks separately.

I've downloaded some samples but they fail to compile in the VS 2005
environment?
Is there anything specific I need to do, other than including references
to
those references libraries?

I think you need VS2008.


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[Mr. Arnold]

Hi,

Is is possible to use LINQ to XML using VS 2005? I've installed the .NET
3.0
and 3.5 frameworks separately.

I've downloaded some samples but they fail to compile in the VS 2005
environment?
Is there anything specific I need to do, other than including references
to
those references libraries?

I think you need VS2008.


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[Arne Vajhøj]

Is is possible to use LINQ to XML using VS 2005? I've installed the .NET 3.0
and 3.5 frameworks separately.

I've downloaded some samples but they fail to compile in the VS 2005
environment?
Is there anything specific I need to do, other than including references to
those references libraries?

Lots of things are possible if you are willing to spend
enough time getting them to work.

From a practical perspective I would say that you should
go .NET 3.5 / C# 3.0 / VS 2008, if you want to use LINQ.

Arne

 

[Arne Vajhøj]

Is is possible to use LINQ to XML using VS 2005? I've installed the .NET 3.0
and 3.5 frameworks separately.

I've downloaded some samples but they fail to compile in the VS 2005
environment?
Is there anything specific I need to do, other than including references to
those references libraries?

Lots of things are possible if you are willing to spend
enough time getting them to work.

From a practical perspective I would say that you should
go .NET 3.5 / C# 3.0 / VS 2008, if you want to use LINQ.

Arne