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Upgrade .Net V3 to 2009 for VS.Net

Posted: Fri Dec 04, 2009 2:41 pm
by 13048447
Hi,

I need to upgrade from .Net V3 to 2009 for VS.Net

Platform: VS 2005 SP2, VB.Net, WinForms Applications

Can I simply change my project references?
Will I need to remove the older controls (V3) and replace them with newer ones (2009)?

Example: If I have dropped a V3 teeChart Control on a form, do I need to remove and replace each teeChart Control with a 2009 version?

Can both versions (V3 and 2009) safely co-exist on the same development machine?

thanks

Re: Upgrade .Net V3 to 2009 for VS.Net

Posted: Fri Dec 04, 2009 3:02 pm
by narcis
Hi bsierad,
Can I simply change my project references?
If TeeChart's AssemblyFolder is correctly set it could be done automatically. However probably your project references to its local assembly. In that case you should manually upgrade the TeeChart.dll reference and update licenses.licx info.
Will I need to remove the older controls (V3) and replace them with newer ones (2009)?

Example: If I have dropped a V3 teeChart Control on a form, do I need to remove and replace each teeChart Control with a 2009 version?
No, that's not necessary, just what I told you above.
Can both versions (V3 and 2009) safely co-exist on the same development machine?
Yes, in that case you should remove TeeChart's AssemblyFolders entry so the assembly referenced there is not used and you can choose freely.

If you have further version upgrading issues I recommend you to read this thread.

Hope this helps!