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 Posted 1/5/2007 4:19:49 AM |
| | | Hi there As I have discussed with Kanika previously - I have a problem where .NEt 2 framework is installed on my CRM3 server to support another ISV product (Tendigits Mobile Access) which is required by my users so they can access CRM on their Blackberries. The .NET 2 framework causes weird behaviour of C360 productivity pack so I am very keen to know when C360 will support this A thousand thank you's James |
| | Posted 1/5/2007 8:37:41 AM |
| | James Taylor (1/5/2007)
Hi there
As I have discussed with Kanika previously - I have a problem where .NEt 2 framework is installed on my CRM3 server to support another ISV product (Tendigits Mobile Access) which is required by my users so they can access CRM on their Blackberries. The .NET 2 framework causes weird behaviour of C360 productivity pack so I am very keen to know when C360 will support this
A thousand thank you's
James
James, we have an ASP.NET 2 application that uses the c360 toolkit integrated with our crm site...and no problems whatsoever...?
I am guessing it has to do with the application pool and the configured .net version running in that application pool in IIS
I do not know exactly how Tendigits Mobile Access is integrated with crm (virtual) directory structure in IIS but I am guessing that you will have to create a separate Application Pool for the Tendigits Mobile Access and assign this to the (virtual) directory in IIS. You can assign the ASP.NET 2.0 to this virtual directory in IIS.
For the c360 products and crm itself you probably will need the CRMAppPool and leave the ASP.NET setting on ASP.NET 1.1.Something.
Also take a look at the CRM Mobile Express extension. It also uses the ASP.NET 2.0 version and integrates nicely in the "ASP.NET 1.1" environment of CRM 3.
The install document explains how the setup the Application Pools and virtual directories in IIS.
Hope this helps...
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| | Posted 1/5/2007 9:41:22 AM |
| | thank you for your kind advice - i'll give this a shot |
| | Posted 1/5/2007 1:38:47 PM |
| | The .NET 2 framework causes weird behavior of C360 productivity pack so I am very keen to know when C360 will support this James, our products do not support .NET 2.0 They have been tested and are supported only under .NET 1.1 (by the way, Microsoft has the same policy regarding CRM). However, as PK has described, there is absolutely no problem running 1.1 and 2.0 in parallel. You must make sure that all web sites and virtual directories that must run .NET 1.1 are configured to use a different app pool than the web sites and virtual directories that must use .NET 2.0. The reason is that only one version of the .NET framework can be loaded at one time per 'app pool'. In conclusion, there is no problem running the Tendigits application under .NET 2.0 while running the c360 products and Microsoft CRM under .NET 1.1
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