Do you know if SAP Connector 3.0 (Nco 3.0) support .NET framework 3.5? Or it only supports 4.0 or later?
The current NCo can be downloaded for .Net 2 (compatible to .Net 3.5) and .Net 4. Separate Assemblies for the Net Framework versions and for x86 and x64, so make sure to grab the right one.
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I have ASP.NET Core project that needs to be migrated from .NET 6.0 to.NET 7.0 and it is using NodaTime. Is there a NodaTime that is compatible with .NET Core 7.0?
Is there a NodaTime that is compatible with .NET Core 7.0?
All recent versions are. As of version 3.1.0, Noda Time targets .NET Standard 2.0 and .NET 6.0 (the latter for the sake of DateOnly and TimeOnly). There should be no reason for it not to work fine with .NET 7.0.
I'm not cleared in the specification of .NET Framework 4.0. As per my knowledge .net framework 3.0 required .net framework 2.0 and .net framework 3.5 required .net framework 3.0, so I'm not cleared that whether .net framework 4.0 required .net framework 3.5? Whether .net framework 4.0 is standalone or not? I had searched most of the Microsoft helpful sites, but not got anything on that topic. Guys, If you know anything please share.
No, every version of .NET has been standalone. You can install .NET 3.0 with no other version installed, ditto .NET 3.5, ditto 4.0, ditto 4.5 etc.
Now there have been fewer versions of the CLR than there have of the .NET framework overall, but that's a different matter - and doesn't change whether or not you can install .NET without installing anything else.
Likewise some versions of .NET effectively install over the top of others (installing .NET 4.5 when you've got .NET 4.0 installed replaces the .NET 4.0 libraries) but you can still install each version without installing anything else first.
I am working on a project that is currently using an early pre-release .net 4.0 version on HttpClient in System.Web.Http namespace. We know that this version causes conflicts with .net 4.5 version.
We are thinking of upgrading to Visual Studio 2012 and we know that this is going to install .net 4.5 (which we dont currently use). My question(s) is, how drastically different are the two version of the HttpClient class? Or, would the use of the latest .net 4.0 version of HttpClient be enough to get us to a stage where we could install .net 4.5 and not have any conflicts?
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The two versions are identical from an API perspective and 4.5 is backwards compatible with 4.0 from a functionality perspective. The 4.5 version does support a couple new features on WebRequestHandler (ContinueTimeout & ServerCertificateValidationCallback) so avoid those.
You shouldn't run into any conflicts when using this library and running on 4.5. The 4.5 version has the same name as the 4.0 version and the framework will unify to the inbox version.
Recently I'm heard about FluentMigrator and its features and really amazed about it and I want to use this in my new project in .NET Framework 4.5 and when I checked in github I saw that the newest release supports 3.5 and 4.0 and they didnt mention about 4.5 and I googled for any news about 4.5 with fluent migrator and I didnt get any satisfying result so I want to know is it possible to use Fluent Migrator with .NET Framework 4.5
Yes, .NET 4.0 assemblies will work in a .NET 4.5 project. The 4.5 CLR is a new version of the CLR but is backwards compatible with 4.0. See this StackOverflow question and this blog post from Scott Hanselman.
So if you have a class project which is set to target .NET 4.5 and add the .NET 4.0 version of FluentMigrator as a reference (or install the Nuget package) then it will just work.
For FluentMigrator there is no major benefit of having a .NET 4.5 package, due to having to support .NET 3.5, none of the new .NET 4.5 features can be used yet.
Is it possible to run NServiceBus build 2.0.0.1219 with .NET Framework 3.5 or does it have to run on .NET Framework 4.0? If it's possible, are there and features that don't work?
Nsb 2.0 is compatible with both net3.5 and net4.0