asp.net 3.5 vs. Windows XP Pro

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Joe ALVES

Hello plenty of .net masters !

i've (perhaps) a very little problem ...


When i install Framework 3.5 on Windows XP Pro sp3, everything ios running
well, but ...

In IIS, in the asp.net tab, only versions 1.1 and 2.0 appear in the dropdown
lit !!!!


is this normal ?
 
One way to think of 3.0 and 3.5 is as "add ons" to 2.0.

So you're only gonna get 1.1 and 2.0 in the Asp.Net drop down list.
 
Thanks a Lot Sloan !

Regards !

sloan said:
One way to think of 3.0 and 3.5 is as "add ons" to 2.0.

So you're only gonna get 1.1 and 2.0 in the Asp.Net drop down list.
 
/* Woooooow !!! Thanks Mark ! */

/////Er, you're welcome.///////


He's french.


Qu'est-ce que c'est?
Cafe du lait....
Ahhhh, C'est Vrai!

1996 ad for coffee. That's what I remember most from my France trip outside
of the architecture.
 
Its been 15 years since my college French class.
I'm amazed I remember anything. Not of lot of french speaking clans in the
states.

I was suggesting his very zealous thank-you might be cultural.
 
Hi Guys !!!

it's a real pleasure to read your responses !!!!! really !!! (sometimes
smiles are necessary !)
even after 20 years of programming and computering, .... Programming is
sometimes still fun !!! no ?

allow me another new question ....

On my programming machine (M1) i have a sql 2005 server, all my job was done
with this server !
before publishing, i changed the connections in "server explorer" by right
click "modify connection", to the SQL server installed on the Publising
Machine (M2), everything is ok !
I clean, rebuild, and publish to (M2) : Front Server

Bun when a test my queries in the Datasets .... the connection to the old
server is still active ...
I think i've forget something ? no ?


Si vous passez par paris, prevenez moi, je vous offrirai un café au lait a
chacun !!!

Regards !

Joe
 
Hello Mark !

hum ... I open the connection to the database an create trhe first tables,
directly in the "Server Explorer -> Data Connections" ...

.... perhaps it's not the better way !

Thanks
regards

Joe
 
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