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At the time to write this post the newest release of BizTalk was 2009 R2
As can be seen, 2006 R2 SP1 does not support visual studio 2008
BizTalk 2013 requires Visual Studio 2012.
- There is no supportability with Visual Studio 2008, it must be on SP1
- BizTalk 2009 R2 has been renamed to BizTalk 2010
- Anonymous
April 26, 2010
Hey Agustin, this was straight forward and what I was looking for. It's kind of ironic how hard it is to find a straight answer on this.Thanks for taking the time to post.I browsed around a bit and it looks like you have a lot of interesting BizTalk articles, good stuff. - Anonymous
May 28, 2013
I have a somewhat similar question related to this...can .NET 4.5 be installed on a BT 2010 (R1) server? will the applciations continue to work? Has any one tried this before?