.Net 2.0 Applications and Windows 2008 Server
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We have set of applications developed in .Net Framework 2.0 (both Windows and Web Applications) running in Windows 2003 Server. Now management decided to upgrade it to Windows 2008 Server. Any changes required in Application side?. If not, those applications work with full potential of windows 2008 server ? Thanks in advance
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We have set of applications developed in .Net Framework 2.0 (both Windows and Web Applications) running in Windows 2003 Server. Now management decided to upgrade it to Windows 2008 Server. Any changes required in Application side?. If not, those applications work with full potential of windows 2008 server ? Thanks in advance
No changes should be necessary as long as the proper framework is installed and you are not using a methods that may have been depreciated (can't think of any). Bottom line is you need to do testing.
I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt
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No changes should be necessary as long as the proper framework is installed and you are not using a methods that may have been depreciated (can't think of any). Bottom line is you need to do testing.
I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt
Thanks for your answer and suggestion. Still has one doubt, Will those applications run without any issue in 64bit mode of win2008 or Win2008 R2 ? [applications are compiled with 'AnyCPU' option]
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Thanks for your answer and suggestion. Still has one doubt, Will those applications run without any issue in 64bit mode of win2008 or Win2008 R2 ? [applications are compiled with 'AnyCPU' option]
Noone is able to say since they didn't write the code and have no idea what it's doing or using. If your code uses components that at 32-bit, you're going to have problems. If not, then you might not. The only way to tell is to setup an environment to test in and thoroughly test your applications before you try to put it into production.
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