.NET supportted versions [ Edited ]

[jimdurkin]

Is there a list of what version of .NET ACT uses dating back to ACT! 2010? For both desktop and web.

Thanks

-- Jim 

[wellmet]

I don't know that there is an official list although I'm sure that one could be created.  The significant thing is that Act! 2010 used .NET 2 and Act! 2013 and later use .NET 4.  You can use .NET 3.5 with Act! 2010 because it is basically a superset of .NET 2.  If you compile with earlier versions of the framework you can continue to use .NET 3.5 with later versions of Act! but if you use a later version of the framework to use other features in Act! then you need to switch to .NET 4.  I'm sure that you knew all of that.  I just said it so that if there was someone else reading this who had just started doing Act! development they might appreciate it.  If would be nice to know which version of .NET the DLLs were compiled with if someone has that info handy.  I'll see if there is a way to tell.

Stan

[wellmet]

This is just the desktop versions but I'm pretty sure the web will be the same.  These are just the versions I had handy but the .NET Versions are correct.

Act! Version          .NET Version

9.0.174.0                v2.0.50727
9.0.175.0                v2.0.50727
9.0.557.0                v2.0.50727
9.1.162.0                v2.0.50727

10.0.237.0              v2.0.50727
10.1.199.0              v2.0.50727
10.2.191.0              v2.0.50727
11.0.367.0              v2.0.50727
11.1.183.0              v2.0.50727

12.0.409.0              v2.0.50727
12.1.181.0              v2.0.50727
13.0.401.0              v2.0.50727
14.0.572.0              v2.0.50727
15.0.243.0              v4.0.30319
15.0.301.0              v4.0.30319
15.1.108.0              v4.0.30319
16.0.291.0              v4.0.30319
17.0.151.0              v4.0.30319

17.2.217.0              v4.0.30319

18.0.501.0              v4.0.30319

Stan

[jimdurkin]

Stan,

I really thank you for you info but I think you may be wrong about the web. I remember they slip-streamed .net 4.0 into a build like a 14.1. And this was only for APFW.

Since your listing is not official I can not use it base critical business decision going forward. 

Could somebody from Swiftpage please reply to my request.

-- Jim Durkin

[wellmet]

No problem.  It was an interesting project.  I was surprised that they used the base version for .NET and didn't use one of the updates when they bound the dlls.

Stan