A
Anders
Hi
We have a rather large asp.net 1.1 project. We have considered til convert
2.0 in the near future.
We have done a couple of test conversions using the build in Migration tool
which pop up when opening a asp 1.1 solution file.
It went ok besides a few issues. Now i have installed the patch to fix som
issues regarding this tool :
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...52-fc04-4ef8-a28a-25c5006677d8&DisplayLang=en
Ok. But to me it seemes that somethings has changed. First of all the
conversion is not valid anymore. I think the problem might be that it
converts the solution in the original directory as the old solution.
As far as I remembers (I might be wrong) i could choose as destenation for
the convertet solution (anohter dir)
But is option is not available anymore. It just says:
Conversion type: In-place with no backup
As the first screen with no option to do anything except to press Cancel or
Finish were Finish starts thr Conversion.
Can i start the migration wizard up somehow in a more "advanced" mode?
Regards
Anders
We have a rather large asp.net 1.1 project. We have considered til convert
2.0 in the near future.
We have done a couple of test conversions using the build in Migration tool
which pop up when opening a asp 1.1 solution file.
It went ok besides a few issues. Now i have installed the patch to fix som
issues regarding this tool :
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...52-fc04-4ef8-a28a-25c5006677d8&DisplayLang=en
Ok. But to me it seemes that somethings has changed. First of all the
conversion is not valid anymore. I think the problem might be that it
converts the solution in the original directory as the old solution.
As far as I remembers (I might be wrong) i could choose as destenation for
the convertet solution (anohter dir)
But is option is not available anymore. It just says:
Conversion type: In-place with no backup
As the first screen with no option to do anything except to press Cancel or
Finish were Finish starts thr Conversion.
Can i start the migration wizard up somehow in a more "advanced" mode?
Regards
Anders