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Visual Web Developer Express 2005 on Server 2003

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oldtimer - 26 Oct 2005 02:55 GMT
I've created some apps on the beta of web developer express 2005.  I'm
publishing "copy files" to a Windows Server 2003 that hosts the domain I want
to use.  The Server 2003 box has .Net 2.0 Beta.  The app throws an error page
relating to one of the 1st couple of lines in the web.config.  The error page
at the bottom says .Net 1.1 framework.  

After studying the MS doc, I need to either uninstall .Net 1.1 (how???) or I
also tried downloading a registery update to tell programs to load the latest
.Net framework. The error remains after the registery update and reboot.
lewb - 31 Oct 2005 22:14 GMT
If you haven't checked this yet, click Administrative Tools|Computer
Management|Services and Applications|Internet Information Services|Web
Sites|Default Website. Right-click the app's Virtual Folder, click
"Properties", then click the "Asp.Net" tab. I'll bet you have 1.1 selected,
instead of 2.0. Just change it.  -:)

> I've created some apps on the beta of web developer express 2005.  I'm
> publishing "copy files" to a Windows Server 2003 that hosts the domain I want
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> also tried downloading a registery update to tell programs to load the latest
> .Net framework. The error remains after the registery update and reboot.

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