.net 1.1

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Tony Mastracchio

I have both 1.0 and 1.1 .net framework loaded.
When I load VS 2002 and click the about it shows 1.0.
How do I start using 1.1?
should I use 1.1?
Does my ISP (hosting my websites) need to upgrade to 1.1?
I want to use the System.Web.SMTPmail and I'm assuming it's in the 1.1
because I can't find any reference to it in 1.0

Thanks
Tony
 
To use the 1.1 framework with Visual Studio you need to install VS.NET 2003.
 
$450 upgrade is a little step for what I do.
Is the system.web.mail namespace only available with vs 2003?
Will my host provider have to upgrade to 1.1 .net framework simultaneously,
in order for me to work?

thanks
 
* "Tony Mastracchio said:
$450 upgrade is a little step for what I do.
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There was a $30 update available for more than half a year.
Is the system.web.mail namespace only available with vs 2003?
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Yes, just reference "System.Web.dll".
Will my host provider have to upgrade to 1.1 .net framework simultaneously,
in order for me to work?
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Yes.
 
Hi Tony,

The System.Web.Mail namespace is available in the 1.0 framework. You need
to add a project reference to System.Web before you are able to start using
it.

HTH,
Gary
 
When I try to add reference I select "Project" then "Add Reference"
I checked the entire list and all I have is System.web.dll ,
System.web.regularexpression.dll and system.web.services.dll
No system.web.mail
What can I be doing wrong?

Thanks again
 
Tony Mastracchio said:
When I try to add reference I select "Project" then "Add Reference"
I checked the entire list and all I have is System.web.dll ,
System.web.regularexpression.dll and system.web.services.dll
No system.web.mail
What can I be doing wrong?
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Set the reference to system.web
Then you can import the system.web.mail namespace
 
thanks that worked.
FYI
I needed authentication so I deleted the 1.0 .net framework system.web.dll
and replaced it with 1.1 .net system.web using vs 2002.
and to my surprise it works I can authenticate in vs 2002!

Thanks again
 
Hi, you don't need to upgrade to VS.NET 2003 to use .NET 1.1, the compilers
come with the framework so if you can stand using a non-VS product to make
your programs you can compile into .NET 1.1 for free... on the VS.NET side
though, if you want to use .NET 1.1 you need VS.NET 2003, for .NET 2.0 you
will need VS2005
 
If my ISP (where I host my domains) decides to upgrade to .net 1.1 because
he/she has customers with vs 2003, does this mean I won't be able to use
vs2002?

sure would be nice if you could compile and only have the framework pieces
needed for that app and let the app run anywhere.
 
no, vs2003 does .NET 1.0 and 1.1
VS2005 does .NET 1.0, 1.1, and 2.0

all pervious versions work with the newer versions of VS.net
 
no, vs2003 does .NET 1.0 and 1.1
VS2005 does .NET 1.0, 1.1, and 2.0

all pervious versions work with the newer versions of VS.net
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Yes and no :) VS.NET 2003 always references the 1.1 runtime when it
compiles. You can't change that. So, what about the project options to
target the 1.0 runtime or both? All that does is set up an app config
that tells the current runtime what to target - but the app is still
compiled with 1.1. So, if you use methods/properties/classes/features that
aren't in the 1.0 framework, all the configs in the world won't stop
your program from crashing.
 
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