Moving and use new framework for old project at vs 2014 to vs 2022,
I'd like to move my project to VB.NET 2022 at Visual studio 2022 from vs 2014. I can directly open the old project with vs 2022 but the target framework just used the old one, the framework 4,5 at vs 2014, Any one can help?
Thank's at advance.
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The new POCO library version 1.12.1 NET project does not compile in Visual Studio 2022, it does not even load the project. I had to set the Visual Studio version in the project properties from 2019 to 2022 simply to be able to open it. But it does not compile!
Eduardo Quintana
Now that ASP.NET Core is shipped with VS 2017(getting released on March), How long will they support ASP.NET Core in VS 2015?
I mean project.json will no longer be used, then do we need to move existing projects to VS 2017 and dont use VS 2015 to work with ASP.NET Core.
Visual Studio 2015 will only support .NET Core <= 1.1 (ie. project.json). If you wish to use .csproj based .NET Core projects you will need to use Visual Studio 2017. You can read about the .NET Core Roadmap here.
You can stick with project.json and Visual Studio 2015. But if you want to move to .NET Core 2.0 you will need to open your project with Visual Studio 2017 which can migrate it to the new .csproj format. You can read about the migration process in this blog post.
Visual Studio 2017 will also provide stable RTM tooling for .NET Core 1.0 (note that the tooling in Visual Studio 2015 is only in preview). There is another interesting blog post here which discusses the move to the new project format, Joe Morris from Microsoft confirms there are no plans to have VS 2015 support the build/project system.
Update
With the release of Visual Studio 2019, the latest .NET Core SDKs are not supported in Visual Studio 2015 or 2017. Here is the compatibility matrix:
my job is to maintain a word-addin, created many years ago, developed by many young programmers like me ;) the addin works fine and there are only a few and easy changes to do from time to time, so my task is to bring the development environment up to date.
The addin was handed over to me as an visual basic project with Visual Studio 2005(in XP-Mode) and a .dot-file
Now I wanted to use Visual Studio 2015, but when I tried to migrate the project there is an error which says the word-version i'm using is not supported by VS2015 and tells me to use Office 2010 minimum. The problem is, my company just uses Office(Word) 2007.
So how can i get VS2015 to migrate the project properly and to use word 2007? Or do I have to use 2010? I read 2010-addins can be used in 2007 and via versa, so this should not be the problem.
Following software is installed:
Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 SP2
Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0 SP2
Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1
Microsoft .NET Framework 4/4.5/4.5.1/4.5.2/4.6
Microsoft Office Developer Tools for Visual Studio 2015
Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Tools for Office Runtime
Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office Second Edition Runtime
Visual Studio 2015 Community
Microsoft Office Word 2007
thanks for help :) and please excuse my bad english
The short answer is that you cannot use Visual Studio 2015 to open the original project, but you can recreate the code in a new project that will still work with Office 2007:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb772080.aspx
I have the source code of BizTalk 2010 applications that needs to be re-written for BizTalk 2013.
What i am doing so far is that I am creating new BizTalk 2013 project, adding the existing files from 2010 project (schemas maps orchestrations pipelines etc.) and compiling and building the project (fixing the errors on the way).
Is this approach correct?
Will this produce BizTalk 2013 applications?
I am able to deploy new apps to BizTalk 2013 by the way. I have tried looking for migration techniques over the internet but no luck.
No, just make a backup of the entire solution (file copy, branch, label), then open it in Visual Studio 2012 for BizTalk Server 2013 or Visual Studio 2013 for BizTalk Server 2013 R2.
That is the correct approach and I would actually recommend abandon your previous attempt.
You do not need to create new projects for 2013 from scratch. If you open Visual Studio Solution file in VS 2013 then it will automatically upgrade to BizTalk 2013 version files. Most of the time this migration will work without any errors.
I have an existing Visual Studio 2010 web project that I want to migrate to Visual Studio 2012. Can anybody suggest steps on how to do it?
Just open your solution with VS2012, it's compatible: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/hh266747.aspx