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Converting project 2.0 to .Net 3.5

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23 Apr 2010 1  
The System.Web.Extensions assembly .It is an assembly released with orcas.It delivers-asp.net new controls-built in ajax support ie for latest version of vs we have built in ajax support.etcorcas has support to linq and its assemblies so if we convert a project from any version to...
The System.Web.Extensions assembly .
It is an assembly released with orcas.It delivers
-asp.net new controls
-built in ajax support ie for latest version of vs we have built in ajax support.
etc

orcas has support to linq and its assemblies so if we convert a project from any version to .net 3.5 we get many features.
lets see how can we convert project ..
-open you existing and working project
-go to solution explorer
-clik on properties
-under application we can see target framework
- we find framework versions 2.0,3.0 and 3.5
-select one enough

your work is done.

Now lets see what happens inside this process. For this inner process happenning, we have to know first what is change if we change from version to version.
compiler settings are changing accordingly and new options are being added. The same thing happens here also.
- compiler setting are changed automatically by vs2008
- new assemblies are being added.
- new controls are being added to tool box


Lets see what are those exactly.
if we convert to framework 3.5 we get assemblies like
-system.core
-system.web.extensions
-system.xml.linq

list view will be added to data controls section
linq datasource
linq support
intellisence support and many more will be added.

converting might result in greater advantage for developers to work with all latest techniques added in latest version.:thumbsup:

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