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What are the compatibility issues someone has to take into account when migrating from .net 3.5 to sharepoint 2007 ?
I mean, libraries, COM objects, databases..
Specially about databases, it was sugested to me not to connect to a database directly, but an alternative wasn’t said, so i guessed it should be better making this question about the differences to consider when building a sharepoint intranet portal based on an existing .net one.
If you’re actually attempting to convert to SharePoint forms, lists, etc. than your data access is handled implicitly by SharePoint when you work with the classes in the
Microsoft.Sharepointlibrary.Your ASP.NET code (assuming it’s not ASP.NET MVC) will operate in SharePoint but you don’t want to call directly into any content DB that SharePoint created/manages/etc I’d imagine.