Salutations Charles,
As I recall, a process can only have one instance of the CLR loaded
at any given time. If you are self-hosting the CLR (i.e. an unmanaged
C++ application using the CLR COM objects) I suppose you could
dynamically change the CLR (with the result of unloading any
AppDomains currently loaded when you switch); however, it is trivial
to specify which framework is required in the App.config file; see
MSDN for more details on this.
Regards,
Bryan Porter
On Jul 18, 2006, at 9:17 AM, Charles Gamble wrote:
Is there any other way to load a different version of the .NET
framework in
a process other than using .NET configuration files ? Can the
version loaded
be changed while a process is running ?
How exactly is the version of the framework to use determined ?
Any help is appreciated,
Charles.
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