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Hello all
Does anyone have a step by step upgrade procedure for updating to BV6?
Thanks
Tom
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Presently there is not an upgrade path. You could put up a new BV6 site but there is nothing yet to import data from your BV5 site. Also, I would advise waiting a while to do anything with BV6 other than an experimental site to learn what is there at present. More updates to BV6 should be coming soon from what I understand. |
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Hey Kim
Thanks for the help. looks like we will just us it to prep the new templates for now.
Thanks
Tom
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As I understand it, BV6 is done in ASP.NET MVC so while it is based on BV5 it is in many ways a brand new product. Just like comparing an ASP.NET 1.0 application to something written in ASP.NET 2.0.
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BV6 is Web Forms just like BV5. It is not MVC. Exceptions are it is written in C# rather than VB.Net, uses .Net 4.0 and is a web application project now. More Info on Web Apps |
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I would just like to add to Kim's comment that the MVC Framework does need to be installed however due to the references to the System.Web.MVC dll within the project.
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Thanks Steve, forgot those references. |
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