Versions of .NET runtime

[O.L.]

Hello,

I've installed the .NET framework v2.0 beta 2 on my computer, but when
I try to install SharpDevelop or other softwares, I still get a message
"You must have .NET framework v1.1" ...
Does someone know why ? Can't the 2.0 runtime execute 1.1 apps ?

Thank you
Olivier

 

[Chris]

Hello,

I've installed the .NET framework v2.0 beta 2 on my computer, but when I
try to install SharpDevelop or other softwares, I still get a message
"You must have .NET framework v1.1" ...
Does someone know why ? Can't the 2.0 runtime execute 1.1 apps ?

Thank you
Olivier

No, you need 1.1 to run 1.1 apps.

Chris

 

[Lloyd Dupont]

I'm sorry to disagree with previous poster but 2.0 could execute 1.1 apps.
MS seems to agree with me on that as well:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnnetdep/html/netfxcompat.asp

Anyway, the issue with #develop is that the installer (and the application
itself) specifically look for the version 1.1 of the runtime

 

[O.L.]

Chris a formulé la demande :

No, you need 1.1 to run 1.1 apps.

Chris

Thank you :-|

But why isn't there any ascendant compatibility ?
All the apps compiled with 1.1 ... won't work when users download 2.0
runtime ? :-o

O.L.

 

[O.L.]

Après mure réflexion, Chris a écrit :

No, you need 1.1 to run 1.1 apps.

Chris

Found on
http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/Microsoft_NET_Framework/1016688677/1
:

"Anyone know if 1.1 code will run on framework 2.0? I'm hesitant to
continue developing on 1.1 if I know I'll have issues running my apps
on a 2.0 platform..."
"Yes, 1.1 code will run on 2.0, but not the other way around. In fact,
1.1 code runs better on version 2.0 than it did on version 1.1."

 

[Lloyd Dupont]

oops... for some reason you didn't get my answer!
so I copy it again!


I'm sorry to disagree with previous poster but 2.0 could execute 1.1 apps.
MS seems to agree with me on that as well:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnnetdep/html/netfxcompat.asp

Anyway, the issue with #develop is that the installer (and the application
itself) specifically look for the version 1.1 of the runtime