Copy the config file from the wiki page into the third party’s app folder where the exe resides.exe.config file extension into that third parties folder where the EXE is and restart their application, it should read the new config file and redirect the older 2000 to the 3500 or 4000 if using SP 26 or above. What you should be able to do is copy and rename the file to the third party name leaving the.
What the redirct does is to tell your or their application to use the previous version of our assemblies:īindingRedirect oldVersion=".0"newVersion=".0"įor Example this could be your file as compiled by Visual Studio in you\bin\Release folder: Rename the to your - rename ApplicationNamw to the actual EXE file.
If you do not have an app.config then use the one attached file in the WIKI. Sections and paste them into your app.config file in the appropriate location. To allow multiple applications that use differing versions of CR for VS runtime open the zip file and copy all of the When you build your application a file labelled is copied from the app.config file that is used in Visual Studio. NET application can use a file labelled app.config, in this file it typically has entries for the framework and other properties like log on info etc. The work around is to use the attached WinFormCRViewer.zip attached to the download WIKI Page here: Absolutely not, CR for VS runtime are full builds and use the same folder structure and cannot be used side by side. No, you can use CR for VS runtime distribution packages from the download page, MSI, MSM, etc. Note for SP 26: 4000 is the framework version, 4.5.1 minimum Note for SP 25: 20 is the framework version, 2.0 and 3.5 0 (SP26) we deprecated 2.0 and 3.5 framework support. When R&D updated the Assembly version from.
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