Hi,
I'm doing a research task and I apologize in advance because I'm not very computer savvy so I hope you can understand me.
I have a program right now that is on .NET 1.1, and I believe that is CLR 1.x. We are using NetAdvantage 2004 V3 right now, and Visual Studio 03 and would like to go to .NET 2.0 and Visual Studio 08. I've read another thread concerning upgrading from NetAdvantage 2005 to the current NetAdvantage; would I follow the same steps to upgrade to the current NetAdvantage (ie. bring project to VS 2008, then upgrade the references)? One other question, if I did upgrade to the current NetAdvantage, would anything change about the appearance/behaviour of the controls?
IGDrewS --
A real naive question:
I need to upgrade from Infragistics 2004-3 to a later version because I went from framework 1.1 to 2.0 to accommodate Visual Studio 2005 vs 2003.
How do I get a later version of NetAdvantage? Is it downloadable or do I have to contact infragistics and buy new disks?
Since I went to VS 2005 (not 2008), would it be better to try to upgrade to NetAdvantage 2007 Volume 3 instead of NetAdvantage 2008?
Thanks....
I'm trying to do the same upgrade. I've run the utility with my solution closed and a cleaned out bin, only to reopen the solution and all the license.licx files are now empty. The references were update but after compilation I'm still getting errors asking me to reference the 6.1 version of the dll. There are no errors in the upgrade utility and all files are writable. Any ideas?
Hello,
Do you have any additional assemblies that your project is referencing that may have used Infragistics controls inside of them? If you do, that assembly will most likely need to be updated as well.
After looking more closely at the errors it appears that the upgrade tool did its job. The errors are now focused more on what used to be in 6.3 that is not in 8.3. For example, the UltaWinGrid.UltraCombo object used to have an attribute called CharacterCasing which apparently no longer exists in 8.3. Am I off base?
Is there a listing of equivalent calls somewhere?
Please disregard.