我应该转向.NET 2.0吗？ [英] should i move to .NET 2.0?

问题描述

我在.NET 1.1上有一个在互联网上工作的网站

我正在考虑将我的开发转移到.NET 2.0而不想运行

两个版本在同一台服务器上（只有一台服务器）。或者同时使用VS 2003

同时使用


所以我正在考虑将我的第一个网站转换为.NET 2.0（这是
真的很容易）


问题：.NET 2.0是否可以投入生产？第一个网站实际上是为我赚钱，如果服务器会偶尔锁定
，这将是一件大事。

.NET 2.0和.NET 1.1一样稳定吗？

任何已知问题？



谢谢

乔治。

解决方案

首先关闭 - 如果它运行得很好并为你赚钱 -

没有真正的理由要切换。

这就是说 - 在一台服务器上运行这两个版本都没有问题，并且

是 - 2.0已经准备好长时间生产 - 我已经把我所有的网站

转换为2.0一段时间了，我永远不会回头。


我的建议是创建第二个网站，复制相同的旧代码

那里，然后转换它，看看你在

转换期间有多少问题...那个这是我唯一能看到的东西（

转换）


-

David Wier

MVP / ASPInsider
http://aspnet101.com
http： //aspexpress.com


" George Ter-Saakov" < gt **** @ cardone.comwrote in message

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我在.NET 1.1上有一个在互联网上工作的网站

我正在考虑将我的开发转移到.NET 2.0而不是想要

运行

同一台服务器上的两个版本（只有一台服务器）。或者同时使用VS 2003

同时使用


所以我正在考虑将我的第一个网站转换为.NET 2.0（这是
真的很容易）


问题：.NET 2.0是否可以投入生产？第一个网站实际上是为我赚钱，如果服务器会偶尔锁定
，这将是一件大事。

.NET 2.0和.NET 1.1一样稳定吗？

任何已知问题？



谢谢

George。

好吧，我也不想使用2个开发工具。它真的开始了

搞砸了我的脑袋:)。第一个网站仍在进行改善所有时间。

所以这是转换的另一个原因。

我其实已经已经转换（只是没有更新服务器）并且有

没有问题，除了一个
$ 2.0 $ b在NET 2.0中

Response.Filter.Write（aTmp） ，0，aTmp.Length）现在抛出异常当

aTmp为0长度数组时。


..NET 1.1根本没有做任何事情。 />

感谢您的信息。

George。


" David Wier" < da ******** @ noSpamhotmail.com写信息

新闻：％2 **************** @ TK2MSFTNGP02.phx。 gbl ...

首先关闭 - 如果它运行得很好并为你赚钱 -

那里没有切换的真正原因。
说 - 在一台服务器上运行这两个版本没问题，

和

YES - 2.0已经准备好生产了很长时间 - 我已经把我所有的

网站

转换为2.0一段时间了，我永远不会回头看。 />

我的建议是创建第二个网站，复制相同的旧代码

那里，转换它，看看你有多少问题。 >
转换......这是我唯一能看到的东西（

转换）


-

David Wier

MVP / ASPInsider
http：/ /aspnet101.com
http://aspexpress.com


" ; George Ter-Saakov < gt **** @ cardone.comwrote in message

news：％2 **************** @ TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl ...

>我在.NET 1.1上有一个在互联网上工作的网站
我正在考虑将我的开发转移到.NET 2.0而不想

run

>同一服务器上的两个版本（只有一台服务器）。或者同时使用VS 2003


所以我正在考虑将我的第一个网站转换为.NET 2.0（这很容易做到）

问题：.NET 2.0是否已准备好投入生产？第一个网站实际上是为我赚钱，如果服务器偶尔会锁定自己，那将是一件大事。

.NET 2.0是否像以前一样稳定.NET 1.1？
任何已知问题？

谢谢
乔治。

很难说。 .Net 2.0在很多方面优于.Net 1.1。然而，随着Vista和.Net平台3.0的出现，它可能会更好

来省去2次升级的麻烦，等待一段时间（也许a />
年），并升级到.Net 3.0。


-

HTH，

Kevin Spencer

Microsoft MVP

短命编码器
http://unclechutney.blogspot.com

魔鬼在yada yada yada

" ; George Ter-Saakov < gt **** @ cardone.comwrote in message

news：％2 **************** @ TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl ...

>我在.NET 1.1上有一个在互联网上工作的网站

我正在考虑将我的开发转移到.NET 2.0和不希望
在同一台服务器上运行两个版本（只有一台服务器）。或者使用VS

2003与2005同时


所以我正在考虑将我的第一个网站转换为.NET 2.0（这是$ / b $ b真的很容易）


问题：.NET 2.0是否可以投入生产？第一个网站实际上是为我赚钱，如果服务器会偶尔锁定
，这将是一件大事。

.NET 2.0和.NET 1.1一样稳定吗？

任何已知问题？



谢谢

George。

I have a working website on internet written on .NET 1.1
I am thinking about moving my development to .NET 2.0 and do not want to run
both versions on the same server (have only one server). Or using VS 2003
with 2005 simultaneously

So I am thinking about converting my first website to .NET 2.0 (which is
really easy to do)

The question: is .NET 2.0 ready for production? First website is actually
making good money for me and it will be a big deal if server would lock
itself up one in a while.

Is .NET 2.0 as stable as .NET 1.1?
Any known issues?


Thanks
George.

解决方案

First off - if it''s running perfectly and making good money for you -
there''s no real reason to switch.
That said - there''s no problem with running both versions on one server, and
YES - 2.0 has been ready for production a long time - I''ve had all my sites
converted to 2.0 for some time and I''ll NEVER look back.

My suggestion would be to create a second site, copy the same older code
there, and convert that, to see how many issues you had during
conversion...that''s the only thing I could see holding things up (the
conversion)

--
David Wier
MVP/ASPInsider
http://aspnet101.com
http://aspexpress.com

"George Ter-Saakov" <gt****@cardone.comwrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

I have a working website on internet written on .NET 1.1
I am thinking about moving my development to .NET 2.0 and do not want to

run

both versions on the same server (have only one server). Or using VS 2003
with 2005 simultaneously

So I am thinking about converting my first website to .NET 2.0 (which is
really easy to do)

The question: is .NET 2.0 ready for production? First website is actually
making good money for me and it will be a big deal if server would lock
itself up one in a while.

Is .NET 2.0 as stable as .NET 1.1?
Any known issues?


Thanks
George.

Well, I do not want to use 2 development tools as well. It''s really starts
to mess up my head :). The first website still going through improvement all
the time.
So that is another reason to convert.

I actually already had converted (just did not updated server yet) and had
no issues except one
in NET 2.0
Response.Filter.Write(aTmp, 0, aTmp.Length) now throws an exception when
aTmp is 0 length array.

..NET 1.1 simply did not do anything.

thanks for the info.
George.

"David Wier" <da********@noSpamhotmail.comwrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

First off - if it''s running perfectly and making good money for you -
there''s no real reason to switch.
That said - there''s no problem with running both versions on one server,
and
YES - 2.0 has been ready for production a long time - I''ve had all my
sites
converted to 2.0 for some time and I''ll NEVER look back.

My suggestion would be to create a second site, copy the same older code
there, and convert that, to see how many issues you had during
conversion...that''s the only thing I could see holding things up (the
conversion)

--
David Wier
MVP/ASPInsider
http://aspnet101.com
http://aspexpress.com

"George Ter-Saakov" <gt****@cardone.comwrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>I have a working website on internet written on .NET 1.1
I am thinking about moving my development to .NET 2.0 and do not want to

run

>both versions on the same server (have only one server). Or using VS 2003
with 2005 simultaneously

So I am thinking about converting my first website to .NET 2.0 (which is
really easy to do)

The question: is .NET 2.0 ready for production? First website is actually
making good money for me and it will be a big deal if server would lock
itself up one in a while.

Is .NET 2.0 as stable as .NET 1.1?
Any known issues?


Thanks
George.

Hard to say. .Net 2.0 is superior to .Net 1.1 in many ways. However, with
the advent of Vista and the .Net platform 3.0, it would probably be better
to save yourself the trouble of 2 upgrades, wait a bit longer (maybe a
year), and upgrade to .Net 3.0.

--
HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
Short Order Coder
http://unclechutney.blogspot.com

The devil is in the yada yada yada
"George Ter-Saakov" <gt****@cardone.comwrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>I have a working website on internet written on .NET 1.1
I am thinking about moving my development to .NET 2.0 and do not want to
run both versions on the same server (have only one server). Or using VS
2003 with 2005 simultaneously

So I am thinking about converting my first website to .NET 2.0 (which is
really easy to do)

The question: is .NET 2.0 ready for production? First website is actually
making good money for me and it will be a big deal if server would lock
itself up one in a while.

Is .NET 2.0 as stable as .NET 1.1?
Any known issues?


Thanks
George.

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