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Teemu Keiski
Hi,
IIS should be installed before the .NET Framework. However, you don't have
to start over because of this. Run "aspnet_regiis -i" from Framework's
folder location, it will do the necessary steps to configure IIS for
ASP.NET. After that things should work.
--
Teemu Keiski
MCP, Microsoft MVP (ASP.NET), AspInsiders member
ASP.NET Forum Moderator, AspAlliance Columnist
[first of all, sorry for my bad english - I'm not a native speaker]
I have some troubles with Win XP Pro: I can get ASP.NET to work! Here are
the steps I have followed:
1) install Win XP Pro, without IIS
2) install .NET framework and Visual Studio.NET, without web development
tools
3) install IIS
4) update Visual Studio to install web development tools
I expected this to work, but it doesn't: I tried to create a new ASP.NET
application with Visual Studio but .aspx pages are not interpreted! In
particular, I tried a simple test page that looked like this:
....
<body>
<asp:Label id="test" runat="server">Test page</asp:Label>
</body>
....
I open the test page with IE and select "View Source" I see exactly the
original page: the <asp:Label> tag hasn't been interpreted!
So I decided to examine IIS configuration: I noticed that the "ASP.NET ISAPI
filter" is not configured and there are not interpreters bound to .aspx &
co. extensions.
I tried to reinstall Visual Studio (using the "repair" option from the setup
tool) but it changed nothing.
How can I get things to work? Is there a simpler method than reinstalling
everything?
thanks in advance
Anto
IIS should be installed before the .NET Framework. However, you don't have
to start over because of this. Run "aspnet_regiis -i" from Framework's
folder location, it will do the necessary steps to configure IIS for
ASP.NET. After that things should work.
--
Teemu Keiski
MCP, Microsoft MVP (ASP.NET), AspInsiders member
ASP.NET Forum Moderator, AspAlliance Columnist
[first of all, sorry for my bad english - I'm not a native speaker]
I have some troubles with Win XP Pro: I can get ASP.NET to work! Here are
the steps I have followed:
1) install Win XP Pro, without IIS
2) install .NET framework and Visual Studio.NET, without web development
tools
3) install IIS
4) update Visual Studio to install web development tools
I expected this to work, but it doesn't: I tried to create a new ASP.NET
application with Visual Studio but .aspx pages are not interpreted! In
particular, I tried a simple test page that looked like this:
....
<body>
<asp:Label id="test" runat="server">Test page</asp:Label>
</body>
....
I open the test page with IE and select "View Source" I see exactly the
original page: the <asp:Label> tag hasn't been interpreted!
So I decided to examine IIS configuration: I noticed that the "ASP.NET ISAPI
filter" is not configured and there are not interpreters bound to .aspx &
co. extensions.
I tried to reinstall Visual Studio (using the "repair" option from the setup
tool) but it changed nothing.
How can I get things to work? Is there a simpler method than reinstalling
everything?
thanks in advance
Anto