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Upgrade Requirements

Version Compatibility

Important Notice

All projects must be revalidated in a lab environment before field deployment. This step is essential to confirm optimal functionality in the new version.

Upgrade Process

Steps

1. Place <project>.tproj file in Solutions Manager folder
2. Press Refresh in Solution List
3. Legacy project appears with "Project." prefix
4. Select project and click "Upgrade Version"
5. System creates .dbsln file with same name
6. Original .tproj file remains intact
7. Designer prompts for Build on first opening

File Handling

Manual Corrections Required

RuntimeUsers Database

Issue: Table name change from EditSecurityUsers_Runtime to SecurityRuntimeUsers

Required Action:

1. Rename table in target database
2. Update from EditSecurityUsers_Runtime
3. Change to SecurityRuntimeUsers
4. Complete before production deployment

Advanced Toolkit Applications

Applications using programmatic engineering (EngWrapper API) may lack compatibility due to internal structure changes. Contact support for upgrade assistance.

Themes

Review screens and objects mapped to theme resources after upgrade.

Asynchronous Methods

Version 10 uses async programming patterns for improved performance and HTML5 compatibility.

Required Changes

Server Class Calls from Client

C# Example:

csharp

public async Task DisplayOpening()
{
    await @Script.Class.ServerMain.Method1();
}

VB.NET Example:

vbnet

Public Async Function DisplayOpening() As Task
    Await @Script.Class.ServerMain.Method1()
End Function

LogOn Method Update

Replace LogOn() with LogOnAsync():

JavaScript:

javascript

this.DialogOnOK = async function()
{
    var result = await @Client.LogOnAsync("user1", "pass1");
    return true;
};

C#:

csharp

public async Task<bool> DialogOnOK()
{
    var result = await @Client.LogOnAsync("user1", "pass1");
    return true;
}

VB.NET:

vbnet

Public Async Function DialogOnOK() As Task(Of Boolean)
    Dim result As Integer = Await @Client.LogOnAsync("user1", "pass1")
    Return True
End Function

Complete CodeBehind Example

Legacy Code (Synchronous):

vbnet

Public Function DialogOnOK() As Boolean
    Dim log As eSecurityErrors
    log = DirectCast(@Client.LogOn(@Client.InputUserName, @Client.InputPassword), eSecurityErrors)
    If log = eSecurityErrors.OK Then
        @Display.LogOn.Close()
        Return True
    End If
    Return False
End Function

Updated Code (Async):

vbnet

Public Async Function DialogOnOK() As Task(Of Boolean)
    Dim log As eSecurityErrors
    log = DirectCast(Await @Client.LogOnAsync(@Client.InputUserName, @Client.InputPassword), eSecurityErrors)
    If log = eSecurityErrors.OK Then
        @Display.LogOn.Close()
        Return True
    End If
    Return False
End Function

Additional Corrections

Symbol Mnemonic

All mnemonics require default values:

Popup Position

Use Drawing Properties for positioning:

• Path: Drawing → Display → [DisplayName] → Drawing Properties
• Settings: Left and Top

Layout System

Deprecated Features

Validation Checklist

Pre-Production Testing

• All displays open correctly
• Scripts execute without errors
• Database connections work
• Alarms function properly
• Historical data logs correctly
• Client connections stable
• Performance acceptable

Common Issues

Best Practices Checklist

•  Backup original project before upgrade
•  Test thoroughly in lab environment
•  Document all manual changes made
•  Verify async methods in all scripts
•  Review deprecated features for alternatives
•  Plan theme and layout updates
•  Validate all functionality before production

See Also

• Solutions (Reference) - Parent documentation
• Asynchronous Programming - Async patterns
• Display Settings - New display system
• Displays Layouts - Layout architecture

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