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Below is my use case:<br />
1. Our Client Web applications are in .net 2.0. ( intitally the project has been created in 1.1. Converted to 2.0 using wizard )<br />
2. Our Business Components are written in Framework 1.1<br />
3. New Business Components are writen in Framework 2.0<br />
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Question: What are the best available options for the web application to use both 1.1 Business Components and 2.0 business components? Currently, There is tons of business logic in 1.1, where we can't convert everything to 2.0 at this time. Still we would like to use the 1.1 business components, with new business logic in 2.0.<br />
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Thanks.<br />

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Below is my use case:
1. Our Client Web applications are in .net 2.0. ( intitally the project has been created in 1.1. Converted to 2.0 using wizard )
2. Our Business Components are written in Framework 1.1
3. New Business Components are writen in Framework 2.0

Question: What are the best available options for the web application to use both 1.1 Business Components and 2.0 business components? Currently, There is tons of business logic in 1.1, where we can't convert everything to 2.0 at this time. Still we would like to use the 1.1 business components, with new business logic in 2.0.

Thanks.


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