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- 11 Nov 2003 14:34 GMT
Hi all!
I am a regular computer programmer that is novice in the
world of .Net. What i wish "trying" to do is to develop a
simple web application using the MS Visual Studio.Net as my
only development tool. To be able to do so i intend to use
embedded C# in the aspx document in my project as my only
programming part and a MS Access database with a few tables
to begin with, of course.
My question is, would MS Visual Studio.Net be enough or i
must have other tools as well? If the MS Visual Studio.Net
by itself is good enough for this task, how should i
configure it? And if it is not what kind of tool/s do i need?
I thank you all in advance.
FarreKh
S Gopikrishna - 12 Nov 2003 06:54 GMT
Hi

Along with Visual studio.NET you would require IIS for
running the ASP.NET application

Using VS.NET is straight forward. When you launch VS.NET
it will prompt to select the type of project. You select
C# ASP.NET Web application and you are ready to develop
the web application in C#.

-Gopi

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