I mentioned earlier how to install .NET framework 3.5 in Windows 2000. I have been testing this on 7 Windows 2000 PCs, and I have successfully managed to get them to do a simple Linq to SQL query with the method that I mentioned. I can’t speak for WPF or anything, but I am currently only interested in Linq. I will post more in future when I have the live system in place.
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Tags: .NET, .NET 3.5, .NET 3.5 SP1, .NET Framework, 2000, Coding, Dodgy, VB.NET, Windows, Windows 2000, Workarounds
Did you have an issues lately with .net 3.5 on win 2000? Can you share latest experiences?
I’ve mostly found it pretty successful. I had a problem with WCF trying to load service settings for a web service out of the app.config file, which I had to remove from the config file altogether and then set the URL and a couple of other params up in code, but apart from that, all been fine. Linq and Linq to SQL seem to work fine, which was the main advantage for me.
I haven’t tried a lot of the other .NET 3.0 and 3.5 stuff like WPF and workflow.
Has anyone had any problems with trying to use the FileOpen() function with files on the network? I use the FileOpen on local drive and it is ok. When I use the FileOpen on a file on the server, I get a Access denied error. Do you know how to fix this?
Anymore info on this?
My company is going to try out your plan. If you have any more info on your successes or failures it would be nice to know.
Thanks,
Stephen
Can you share your experence to me?
I have to install my exam system to my clients.
my clients’ pc, most of their operating system is window 2000.
can you send me an email after you got this leaving msg?
thanks a lot.