v1.1 equivalent of v2.0's "List" class??
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I began working on my first project for a new company back in early September. When I started my project, I told my boss I would be coding in the 2.0 framework, to which he said "Great, sounds good." So naturally, after completing my project yesterday, what did I discover? The company's servers are only compatible with the 1.1 framework because they're using IIS 5.0 on that server(IIS 5.0 can only allow 1 version of the framework for all projects as opposed to IIS 6.0 which can accomodate different framework versions for different projects). So now, I have to go back and downgrade all of my code to be 1.1 compatible. One question I have is what's the equivalent of the "List" class(i.e. "List") in version 1.1? I need to declare an array of an unknown size that can increase its elements dynamically as necessary. Thanks. -Goalie35
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I began working on my first project for a new company back in early September. When I started my project, I told my boss I would be coding in the 2.0 framework, to which he said "Great, sounds good." So naturally, after completing my project yesterday, what did I discover? The company's servers are only compatible with the 1.1 framework because they're using IIS 5.0 on that server(IIS 5.0 can only allow 1 version of the framework for all projects as opposed to IIS 6.0 which can accomodate different framework versions for different projects). So now, I have to go back and downgrade all of my code to be 1.1 compatible. One question I have is what's the equivalent of the "List" class(i.e. "List") in version 1.1? I need to declare an array of an unknown size that can increase its elements dynamically as necessary. Thanks. -Goalie35
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I began working on my first project for a new company back in early September. When I started my project, I told my boss I would be coding in the 2.0 framework, to which he said "Great, sounds good." So naturally, after completing my project yesterday, what did I discover? The company's servers are only compatible with the 1.1 framework because they're using IIS 5.0 on that server(IIS 5.0 can only allow 1 version of the framework for all projects as opposed to IIS 6.0 which can accomodate different framework versions for different projects). So now, I have to go back and downgrade all of my code to be 1.1 compatible. One question I have is what's the equivalent of the "List" class(i.e. "List") in version 1.1? I need to declare an array of an unknown size that can increase its elements dynamically as necessary. Thanks. -Goalie35
ArrayListwould be the quickest replacement. If you want your code to remain type-safe, implement custom collections for each type derived from CollectionBase[^] as shown in the example.
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