Trying to migrate some applications over to VS2010, and want to get everything installed properly before dragging over the projects.
I have installed WinForm v8.2 on my machine, but there is no corresponding tool tab. When I run the utility, it doesn't even try to find VS2010 (which makes sense because it wasn't released at the time). However, I can't even add in the pieces to the toolbox manually as they are not listed.
Can WinForm v8.2 be installed on VS2010? What do I need to do to get the Toolbox tab added?
Hello,
Based on our supported environments in order to use Visual Studio 2010 you should have at least NetAdvantage 2010 vol1. with latest service release.
http://ko.infragistics.com/support/supported-environments.aspx#SupportedEnvironments
Since I do not have NetAdvantage 2008 vol2 anymore I am not able to test this out, but what you could try is right click in the toolbox and "Choose Items". All assemblies that are installed in the GAC should be visible under ".NET Framework Components". If the desired assemblies are not visible there please verify that they are existing in the GAC.
Another thing that you could try is setting your Visual Studio 2010 "Target Framework" to point ".Net Framework 2.0", for example and then try to add the desired assemblies manually at your toolbox.
Please let me know if you need any other assistance.
yo tengo un proyecto en vs2008 con infragistic v8 y ahora necesito levantarlo con vs2010 professional, mi pregunta es se puede levantar el proyecto con vs2010 ó no se puede.?
Hello Carlos,
You should be able to use the project that is built with NetAdvantage for Windows Forms 2008 desired volume release, under VS 2010, when the visual studio is Targeting the full version of the CLR - ".NET Framework 4.0", which is fully backward compatible and the assemblies from our controls are built against CLR 2.0, instead of targeting the ".NET Framework Client Profile", which is the default version and it doesn't really support CLR2.0 build assemblies.
In order to change the targeting version of your Visual Studio you could do so by right click on some project, go to "Properties", and change the "Target framework" accordingly.
If you could write in English would be great, since you would be able to receive faster and more accurate assistance regarding your issue.One thing that you should point out is that accordingly to our supported environments page at: http://ko.infragistics.com/support/supported-environments.aspx#SupportedEnvironments
when you are building applications with VS 2010 you should use at least NetAdvantage 2010 vol1 with the latest service release.If you would like to know what are our currently supported Infragistics versions please feel free to take a look at the following link which explains our product life cycle at:http://ko.infragistics.com/support/product-lifecycle.aspx#ProductLifecycleIf you have any other questions please do not hesitate to contact us.