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caywen
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| Posted: 05 October 2011 at 9:26pm | IP Logged
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With the new info available from Microsoft on Metro apps, are you planning any support for that in the future? I would imagine you'd have to reengineer it for WinRT and the limited subset of .NETFX 4.5. However, I would love to be able to use your stuff in a new Metro app I'm planning.
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Igor
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| Posted: 05 October 2011 at 11:41pm | IP Logged
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We haven't tested it at the moment. Anyway, the only requirement for MailBee.NET Objects is .NET Framework, and if it will be directly available as WinRT subset, it will be possible to use MailBee.NET Objects there.
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namtuk
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Did you tested under Windows 8 Metro (winrt) ?
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Igor
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Our previous response is still applicable in this regard. And if you have a chance to test the product in that environment, we'd highly appreciate any feedback on this.
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caywen
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FWIW, MailBee.NET refuses to run within a Metro WinRT application. This is with Visual Studio 2012 RC.
- Unable to add the MailBee.NET for .NET FX 4 assembly. It does not target the proper framework, and so refuses to load.
- Was able to add MailBee.NET for .NET FX 2 assembly. However, it refuses to compile after added. "Cannot find type "System.Collections.CollectionBase in module mscorlib.dll"
I'd like to suggest that you perhaps consider targeting WinRT. A subset of .NET 4.5 is allowed, and I'm sure your stuff could theoretically run without a rewrite. For now, it appears to be useless for Metro applications.
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Igor
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We're currently performing research on this matter.
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namtuk
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Hi,
Did you work on a WinRT compatible version or is it something we can forget?
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jc
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Alex
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The development has been started but it's a big project, may take a year or so.
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Alex
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