Hello,
I am using Visual Basic 2008 to create some sample applications and I am trying to publish them only for online running on one of my websites. From the project options I have selected that all the needed dll's to be included locally so that there won't be any kind of compatibility issues. However, since the project has some .NET 3.5 elements, when I try to run the application on a .NET 2.0 machine it does not work.
As far as I know, .NET should act as a virtual environment. So ... is it possible to publish an application, have the proper dll's needed to run it (even if it's made in 3.5) and make it work on a 2.0 machine without actually installing the newer version of .NET?
Thanks for your help.
I am using Visual Basic 2008 to create some sample applications and I am trying to publish them only for online running on one of my websites. From the project options I have selected that all the needed dll's to be included locally so that there won't be any kind of compatibility issues. However, since the project has some .NET 3.5 elements, when I try to run the application on a .NET 2.0 machine it does not work.
As far as I know, .NET should act as a virtual environment. So ... is it possible to publish an application, have the proper dll's needed to run it (even if it's made in 3.5) and make it work on a 2.0 machine without actually installing the newer version of .NET?
Thanks for your help.
