Simple question

Z

Zhao-Jie

Suppose I built an application using the .NET Framework 1.0 compiler.
Do I have to configure anything to make it run on higher versions?
 
J

Jonathan Allen

Normally no, it should just work. If you want it to ONLY run on 1.0, then
you need to mess with configuration settings.

Jonathan Allen
 
K

Kerem Gümrükcü

Hi,

in general it is not necessary to do anything, the underlying (newer)
Framework can work with it.
i had some bad expereinces in porting from beta net to 1.0 but this is
histroy...
you should take a closer look at the net 1.1 reference to see the major
differences between
the previous .net framework and the descendants in future...
you can find it always in the whats new section or differences section...


Best Regards

Kerem Gümrükcü
 

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