早上收到的信,之前如果是用VS發佈到Azure上會發現不支援.net 4.5
不過現在已經支援了,詳情見下面.
Dear Customer,
We are excited to announce that Windows Azure Web Sites will soon support
applications built on .NET 4.5.
Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5 (.NET 4.5) and the Microsoft Visual Studio 2012
development system provide developers with many new features and
functionality for building modern web applications in the cloud. These
include first-class support for standards like HTML 5, CSS 3, and JavaScript,
in addition to increased performance and scalability including a new simple
asynchronous programming model with the await keyword. See What's New in .NET
Framework 4.5 for more details.
.NET 4.5 is an in-place upgrade to .NET Framework 4.0, which means existing
applications built on .NET 4.0 and running on Windows Azure Web Sites will be
upgraded to use .NET 4.5. We have worked very hard to make sure .NET 4.0–
based applications work seamlessly with .NET 4.5; however, some changes in
the .NET Framework may require changes to your web application code.
Upgrading from earlier versions of the .NET Framework to 4.5 is easily
achieved once you open your project in Visual Studio 2012. For more
information about upgrading a project, see How to: Troubleshoot Unsuccessful
Visual Studio Project Upgrades.
Before upgrading your application from .NET Framework 4.0 to 4.5 ,
please refer to:
Migration Guide to.NET Framework 4.5 for guidance on upgrading your web
application to use .NET 4.5
Application Compatibility in .NET Framework 4.5 for determining the
technologies that may cause compatibility issues for your application
What's Obsolete in the .NET Framework Class Library for determining
obsolete code and the recommended alternatives
If you discover any compatibility issues with your application built on
Microsoft ASP.NET and running on Windows Azure Web Sites, please let us know
using ASP.NET Forums feedback or Windows Azure Web Sites Preview support
forums.
Please contact us if you have any questions.
Thank you for trying out Windows Azure Web Sites, the simplified way of
rapidly developing and deploying web applications in the cloud.
Windows Azure Team