Can DevExpress products co-exist and be used on a single machine or project?

Hello Alex,
In our case, We just installed new version(v12.1.7). And the older version starting with v11. is cleared.
Folder still exists, but Binaries and Sources are not there other than Help file.
Is there any special settings to keep the older version(Major).
I attached one video file for your reference.
Regrads,
Antony

Hi Antony,
Thank you for your inquiry and providing the screencast. You do not need to tweak any special settings to keep the older version. It seems that you have faced with some issues in the installer. We have not been told about similar issue in the past as far as I know. When you installed v12.1.6, were v11.1 and v11.2 versions persisted? Would you please create a separate ticket describing this issue and share the installation log of the v12.1.7 version with us for research? Thank you in advance.

Hi Antony and Alex.
Please share the new Ticket with me as I would be interested in the outcome. Thanks, Joseph

Please share with me also. Thanks. Daniel

Hi Alex,
   When I tried it Manually, installing one by one, it works fine. Major versions(v11.2, v12.7) still exists there.
problem might be on our side. I don't know why it happened like that, Any way thank you for your support.
In future, if I find any problem , I will create a ticket describing the same issue.
Thank you.

Thank you for the update, Antony. Guys, if you have any issues with installing different DXperience versions side-by-side, please register new tickets, and we will help you! Thank you in advance.

I would like to inform you that:
You can have multiple [even of the same minor versions] running side-by-side.
You have to simply compile with the option, Copy Local, then when you compile the project the assemblies are used locally instead of being referenced from the default libraries.
This does mean that, e.g.
You have 13.2.6 installed, and now you wish to upgrade to 13.2.8 (without affecting any existing products); before the install is run, you need to build all your projects with the 13.2.6 version and before you do set their properties for the referenced DevExpress libraries to "Copy Local"; once done, then you can install 13.2.8, this however means should you then need other libraries added later to your project they would reference 13.2.8 and not 13.2.6; so best practice would be to copy ALL the 13.2.6 libraries to a backup folder somewhere, and should you need in future to add references to other libraries which you have not included, then you can simply add them and browse to your "backup" folder.
* Just don't run the "Upgrade Project Wizard" on that particular project that you wish to keep the old versions [AND NEVER use "Clean" Solution or "REBUILD"]
If you do wish to rebuild or clean solution, then you need to make sure that all your references to the DevExpress libraries are pointing to your local "backup" and not the default installation folder ;)
The IDE will register and be running on 13.2.8, but that would be ok, as your solution uses the "local" references.
Hope this helps?
Regards,
Ferdi

Great to know. My issue was installing to different major versions and that worked great. But good to know that also different minor versions can coexist! Thanks.

Thank you for sharing your findings with us, Ferdi!

I'm sure someone will find this useful.

Hello,
I have just installed a new major version of DevExpress in the same machine, currently I have the 14.1 and 15.1 versions. All the projects work fine but when I open Visual Studio I only have access to the 14.1 version of the toolbox. Can I have a different toolbox depending on the version of the project?

Hello,

To process your recent post more efficiently, I created a separate ticket on your behalf: T262648: Toolbox items are not available. This ticket is currently in our processing queue. Our team will address it as soon as we have any updates.