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answered on 14 Oct 2009, 10:14 AM
Hello Thomas,
Generally, the .NET framework does not allow you to use two different versions of controls for the same assembly in a single web-application since the assembly names are the same, you cannot save both of these in the same folder and also the namespaces are the same, which would not allow you to use different assemblies on the same page or project. Thus, if you want to use one version at a time and then upgrade it later in the future, then you could save the dlls in different folders or locations and refer to these as per requirement.
Hope this makes sense..
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Generally, the .NET framework does not allow you to use two different versions of controls for the same assembly in a single web-application since the assembly names are the same, you cannot save both of these in the same folder and also the namespaces are the same, which would not allow you to use different assemblies on the same page or project. Thus, if you want to use one version at a time and then upgrade it later in the future, then you could save the dlls in different folders or locations and refer to these as per requirement.
Hope this makes sense..
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answered on 14 Oct 2009, 12:25 PM
I mean, having them in diffrent webapplications...
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answered on 15 Oct 2009, 08:31 AM
Hi Thomas,
Yes it is possible to add dlls of two diferent versions to two seperate web applications hosted in the IIS.
-Princy.
Yes it is possible to add dlls of two diferent versions to two seperate web applications hosted in the IIS.
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