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Andrzej Pauli
08/04/2016 06:25
ASP.NET Core 1.0 support
Hello,
Microsoft recently was releasing new version of ASP.NET (named ASP.NET Core) and .NET (also Core) ready to manufacture (as in somewhat stable).
I'd like to know if there are any plans of supporting this line of framework evolution.
I', asking because currently we are having some problems regarding using perpetum ASP.NET web report with this new shiny ASP.NET Core.
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Alexander Bub
08/08/2016 02:11
ASP.NET Core 1.0 support
Hello Andrzej,
Unfortunately, the support for ASP .NET Core is not currently in our plans.
Thank you for understanding.
Best regards,
Perpetuum Software Support Team
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ICT Packs
09/24/2018 19:25
ASP.NET Core 1.0 support
Hello,
What's the status of ASP.Net Core support?
Kind regards,
Willem Bos
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ICT Packs
12/20/2018 20:17
ASP.NET Core 1.0 support
Hello,
For a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner it's a shame that are no plans to support Net Core.
Version 2.2 is just released.
Today I saw a mail that Net 4.5 and VS 2017 is supported....wow.
What a progress in one year.
Kind regards,
Willem Bos
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Manuel Kübler
12/20/2021 03:38
ASP.NET Core 1.0 support
When will .NET Core finally be supported? I have customer inquiries regarding the switch to .NET Core and I always have to postpone them.
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Olivier Jacot-Descombes
10/27/2022 17:25
ASP.NET Core 1.0 support
The future of SharpShooter Reports
As far as I can judge, the development of SharpShooter Reports was largely discontinued in 2014. Only minor adjustments for new Visual Studio versions have been made.
So, the question is, how we (customers, developers) are going to port our applications to newer .NET versions (.NET 7 is coming soon)? If Perpetuum Software does not want or cannot to continue the development of its products, then at least the code base should be made open source (at least for the customers).
Okay, I know, we can buy Reports.Professional which includes the source code. But it is a too big task for each single customer to port the code base to .NET Core. It also makes no sense to do this work repeatedly by each customer. This would have to be done by the community. And I am not willing to pay a lot of money, just to be able to do the work for free that Perpetuum Software should do.
Ideally, the whole code base should be published on GitHub, so that everyone could work on it.
My demand on Perpetuum: Either hand over the development to another company which is willing to further develop the product or make the code base open source!
We, your customers, have invested a lot of time and money in developing applications using SharpShooter Reports, and we want to save our investment into the future.
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