It's possible to run applications generated for .NET 1.1 on .NET 1.0
by using the <supportedRuntime> and <assemblyBinding> tags. When I
try to use a similar technique to run an application generated for
.NET 2.0 on .NET 1.1, I get a BadImageFormatException. Is there some
other way to do this?

Thanks for yor help.

lpoppan

Re: Running .NET 2.0 applications on .NET 1.1. Is it possible? by Mattias

Mattias
Mon Mar 07 14:31:02 CST 2005

>Is there some other way to do this?

No, you need the v2.0 framework to run assemblies compiled with the
v2.0 compilers.



Mattias

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Re: Running .NET 2.0 applications on .NET 1.1. Is it possible? by Cowboy

Cowboy
Mon Mar 07 17:23:32 CST 2005

I would imagine it would be possible to recompile if you do not use any 2.0
specific classes, but you cannot simply add the <supportedRuntime> AFAIK, as
the compilers are updated.

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"L Poppan" <lpoppan@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> It's possible to run applications generated for .NET 1.1 on .NET 1.0
> by using the <supportedRuntime> and <assemblyBinding> tags. When I
> try to use a similar technique to run an application generated for
> .NET 2.0 on .NET 1.1, I get a BadImageFormatException. Is there some
> other way to do this?
>
> Thanks for yor help.
>
> lpoppan