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I have an ASP.NET 1.1 website and was recently upgraded to Visual Studio 2008. It looks like after compiling my projects into .dll’s, that they are not working and from what I’ve gathered, it seems that it’s due to VS2k8 not being able to target .NET 1.1. I still have Visual Studio 2003 installed, so I can compile my projects with that, but I’m wondering if there is any way to compile these in Visual Studio 2008.
No, the minimum you can target is .NET 2.0. Why not just upgrade the project to .NET 2.0 or better yet 3.5?
The change in ViewState alone (never mind the other benefits) is one reason to do it.