.net version on the xmpie version

[john booth]

from what i can tell, the .net version on the xmpie server is 4.8. Can this be brought to current (or close to current) without interfering with the normal operation of xmpie?

[west-digital.fr]

For the clarity of the discussion (particularly if somebody reads months later), it would be interesting to know what version of XMPie you currently operate...

You really want to raise your question to the XMPie Support Team.

Not that these gentlemen/ladies are really the only ones who know the answer.

But applying such a dramatic change onto your platform, without informing them in advance, would at best slow down their potential help, when you them (later) call for support.

At worst, this unexpected situation could even kick you out of a valid Maintenance & Support plan.

Besides this, I would be curious to know, what you call "current"? Is it 4.8.1, or maybe 8/9/10?

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[john booth]

10 would be nice but 9 is doable.

I did reach out to tech support. I was wondering if anyone in the group would have an answer. I don’t have an issue working with an older version but it would be nice to work with the same version across the board.

[west-digital.fr]

Still, we do not have an idea of the XMPie version that you currently operate...

"10" and "9" are versions of ("the modern") .Net (formerly named: ".Net Core").

4.7.2, 4.8 and 4.8.1 and versions of .Net Framework.

4.7.2, 4.8 and 4.8.1, AFAIK, cannot be installed "aside of each-others". But an application that targets, say, 4.7.2, should be happy to find 4.8 or 4.8.1 installed and run into them.

(modern) .Net (8/9/10) can be installed side by side, and aside "old" .Net Framework.

So, if you have (unknown version) XMPie using .Net Framework 4.8, then you could have (modern) .Net 8/9/10 on the same machine, with their own 3rd-party applications.

Now, the above is theory, the only one who is right is the XMPie Support Team; certainly grown-up enough to advise you not to try your luck.

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