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eWeek: Microsoft Pushes .Net Server 2003 App Compatibility
Posted by philipp on: 2002-12-12 23:51:34 [ Print | Permalink ]

Microsoft Corp. is ratcheting up its efforts to ensure that independent software vendors, partners, system integrators and component vendors address potential application compatibility issues with the upcoming Windows .Net Server 2003 family before it is released next April.

Application compatibility is often a thorny area when new products are released, and Microsoft is trying to limit, as far as possible, any negative user experiences with .Net Server.

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