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2.5.3 (asp.net 1.1) dead end?

  • mark gamache avatar

    Posted on Jun 14, 2006 (permalink)

    Sorry if this is addressed somewhere else, but is asp.net 1.1 going to be supported in future versions? Or is 2.5.3 the last release that will support it?

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  • Georgi Tunev Georgi Tunev admin's avatar

    Posted on Jun 15, 2006 (permalink)

    Hi Mark,

    According to our current plans, Sitefinity v2.5.x will be the last version that will support .Net 1.1.

    If needed we will provide additional hotfixes for v2.5.x, but our main efforts will be targeted towards the .Net 2.x support in the future versions of Sitefinity.  


    Greetings,
    Georgi Tunev
    the telerik team

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  • mark gamache avatar

    Posted on Jun 15, 2006 (permalink)

    Will there be an automated upgrade option to version 3.0? I've got a client that needs to support 1.1 now, but may be able to upgrade next year.  I would like to upgrade the site next year.

    thanks,
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  • Vassil Petev Vassil Petev admin's avatar

    Posted on Jun 15, 2006 (permalink)

    Hello mark,

    As noted on the Sitefinity Purchase page, all purchases come with 1 Year of free major upgrades. This means that if you purchase the current version now you will get v3.0.

    Let us know if you have other questions.


    Regards,
    Rob
    the telerik team

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  • mark gamache avatar

    Posted on Jun 15, 2006 (permalink)

    I like the upgrade policy, but I was more concerned with being able to migrate an existing site without a lot of hassle to the 3.0 version.

    Thanks,
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  • Vassil Petev Vassil Petev admin's avatar

    Posted on Jun 16, 2006 (permalink)

    Hi mark,

    Your question has two aspects, so I will try to cover both.
    Sitefinity v3 will be a major step forward and will not be backwards compatible with neither of the current versions. One difference is that it will be for .NET2 only. It will also offer membership services and masterpages - features which are .NET2 dependant and are not available in .NET1.x versions. Additionally, it will offer new layout rendering, i.e. it will not use tables any more, but rather DIVs and CSS. This is major change which we are not sure how to address yet.

    Conversion from old .NET1.x to Sitefinity v3 projects
    We are not sure that this would be possible but we will give it a try once v3 is out. Such converter will also depend on the number of Sitefinity customers who request to convert from .NET1 to .NET2. Nothing is certain at this time, so I cannot promise that we will provide such tool as this may not be achievable.

    Conversion from old .NET2.x to Sitefinity v3 projects
    We will try to provide a project converter from older .NET2 Sitefinity version to v3, but we expect to have troubles with the migration, so the tool may take some time to be developed. We will start working on the converter after the official release of v3.

    I sincerely hope this information will help you with your purchasing decision. Do not hesitate contact me if you have other questions.


    Regards,

    Rob
    the telerik team

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  • mark gamache avatar

    Posted on Jun 20, 2006 (permalink)

    thanks. I guess moving to a pure CSS rendering will break a lot of older stuff.

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  • Daniel Frumkin avatar

    Posted on Dec 28, 2006 (permalink)

    I truly look forward to a production version of 3.0.
    Are there any new discussions regarding migration from 2.5.3 - 3.0?  

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