You can't really "uninstall" a .NET assembly the same way you install and uninstall software. If you want change the version of log4net you're project is built against, you need to remove then re-add a reference to the newer version of log4net. Its possible to have both 1.2.9 and 1.2.10 installed at the same time assuming they're installed in the GAC. I doubt you'll be able to simply put a newer version of log4net in an application's bin directory and have it recognize it.
.NET assemblies are associated with applications on a per application basis. Assuming you have two applications in seperate folders: \ConsoleApplication1\bin\log4net.dll 1.2.9 \ConsoleApplication2\bin\log4net.dll 1.2.10 You can use two different versions of log4net. Renaming a copy of log4net so two copies of the assembly are in the bin directory will not work: \ConsoleApplication1\bin\log4netOLD.dll 1.2.9 \ConsoleApplication1\bin\log4netNEW.dll 1.2.10 --- Ramaa Davanagere <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > > > > I currently have 1.2.9 version and want to upgrade to 1.2.10 but I > don't see > any steps regarding the upgrade on the website. Here is the list of > questions that I have > > > > 1. Should I uninstall the older version first? If so, how do I > uninstall it? > 2. Or, can I replace the existing version 1.2.9 with the newer 1.2.10 > version? > 3. Can I have both versions on the same machine but in different > locations? > > > > Thanks > > > > -Ramaa > >
