I have the need to make a call to the System.Xaml library in .NET 4.0. Is it possible to make a call to this library if your project is targeted to 3.5?
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I have the need to make a call to the System.Xaml library in .NET 4.0. Is it possible to make a call to this library if your project is targeted to 3.5?
No. You’ll need to target your project to run in .NET 4, and to use the CLR v4, in order to use .NET 4 assemblies.
On a different note – there is no real advantage here. Just change your application to target .NET 4. If you are going to add a dependency on the .NET 4 framework assemblies, you might as well just target .NET 4 in the first place…