I'm using VS 2008 (sp1) on Win7 Enterprise 64. I'm trying to upgrade my project from 9.2 to 10.1, CLR 3.5 (Latest service release from 5/19).
When I use the 10.1 upgrade utility, it reports success in upgrading my project. When I checked my project references, however, they remained unchanged (9.2). I clicked "View Report" in the upgrade utility, and found that none of my IG assembly changes were checked "pass", with error messages like the one below:
"Infragistics2.Shared.v9.2 No such assembly exists"
The assembly -does- exist in: C:\Program Files (x86)\Infragistics\NetAdvantage 2009.2\windows forms\bin. When I try to change the "Infragistics Win Assembly Path" in Settings, the utility throws an error, telling me that no assemblies exist in that path. Funny, I'm looking at them now in Explorer. I tried to load the project upgrade utility add-in to VS as an alternative, but it throws an error and refuses to load itself into Visual Studio at all. I'm out of options.
I ran the utility as Administrator. Does anyone have any ideas as to what's wrong with this thing?
Hello,
There are no CLR 3.5 assembly for NetAdvantage Winforms. So when using the Project Upgrade Utility or Project Upgrade Add-in, you have to select the "Upgrade To Version" as 2010 Volume 1 (CLR 2.0).
If you upgrde it using CLR 2.0 you will not receive those errors.
Asma,
Thanks for the reply. Upgrading to CLR 2.0 works.
I failed to consider, given the 3.5 option exists in the upgrade utility, that the winform libraries didn't have a 3.5 version as the ASP.Net libraries have.
This leaves the question regarding the project upgrade add-in. Do you have any ideas on that?
Thanks
Charlie