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13 questions linked to/from Can I add a reference to a .NET Framework DLL from a .NET 6 project?
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In Visual Studio, there are at least three different types of class libraries you can create: Class Library (.NET Framework) Class Library (.NET Standard) Class Library (.NET Core) While the first ...
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Googling for a while here in no direction at all... We've got a big solution which we are migrating to .NET 8 (from .NET 4.8.1). Got most of it sorted, but for some reason can't seem to figure out if ...
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I am trying to find out if it is possible to use a .Net Framework 4.7.2 assembly in another .Net 6 libraries or .Net 6 application. I tried this with some sample projects, and at least I could add a ...
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We have .NET 6 Blazor Server-side project in Visual Studio 2022. We would like to use .Net Framework 4.8 class library in .NET 6. In this class library, we are using System.Windows.Form and we cannot ...
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I have a net6.0 SDK-style project and I want to use a library which seems to be only released to .net framework. After I added the reference, I got a warning as below. And for sure I can't use any ...
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I have a solution where the startup project is written using .NET 8 (API). Due to legacy reasons I have to use an old project, as a helper, that is in .NET framework 4.5 (class library). While I ...
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Is that possible that a class library which is created in >NET 6 can be used as reference in ASP.NET Website created in .NET 4.7 framework I didn't try any thing yet
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We are not ready to upgrade our whole solution to Core yet, but we are keen to start using Entity Framework 7. Our current Entity Framework is in a separate DLL project within our solution, so two ...
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I'm building a .NET 6.0 application that needs to use CORBA and IIOP to communicate with a remote server. To achieve this, i'm using IIOP.NET, which depends on the deprecated Remoting API, and because ...
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Actually in my Application .net Framework and .net standard was there which is working Fine And the bootstrapper packages are installing fine. due to some reason we have migrated one of the project to ...
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Dim A As String = Chr(128) Put this line in a VB.Net DLL Call it from a VB program -->> it works fine. Call it from a C# program -->> "No data is available for encoding 1252. For ...
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So we have this class FilePickerDialog derived from CustomDialog class. FilePickerDialog is built with .net framework while CustomDialog is built with .net6 Then we have an application in .net6 that ...
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I am developing on a Windows 11 machine and I have a .NET 6 Swagger WebApi solution that references .Net Framework 4.7.2 project (due to migration reasons it has to stay fw472). I dockerized the api ...
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