ASP.NET strange error

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Pradeep

I have a strange problem with ASP.NET i.e. when I open VS.NET 2003
with .NET Framework 1.1 it is showing up an error saying that there
is 1.0 ASP.NET version.
Then I shared my friends web directory in his system and copied all my
files there and now it is working from there, now I am confused that
whether it is taking the .NET framework from my system or from my
friends system. Please let me know if you have answers for this.
But for sure it is using my VS.NET 2003 editor and other files what
about .NET framework, ADO.NET and ASP.NET?

Can anyone tell me what are the required files for ASP.NET?

Thanks and Regards
Pradeep
 
Every file or just files you are sharing? It is possible the original files
were set up in 1.0. If so, it will convert to 1.1 once. But, if he is in 1.0,
you will experience this every time you move them.

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If you are using VS.NET 2003 then it uses .NET 1.1. Like cowboy said in his
post, its possible that the files were created using .NET 1.0 but VS.NET 2003
will convert them to .NET 1.1.

ai
 
Hi all thanks for your replies,

But the problem here is that I am not opening the project of 1.0 in
1.1 version, the project itself developed in Version 1.1

Because opening like this gave me errors, I shared my friends IIS
webroot directory put m whole project there in the folder and I
opened the solution from that location, now it is opening and working
properly. So I want to know now the framework it is using is from my
system or from my friends system?

Thanks,
Regards
Pradeep
 
Hi Pradeep,

the framework usage depends on the IIS through which you are
accessing the .aspx pages. if you are accessing the IIS of your computer the
framework in our pC will be used if you are accessing it from your friends
IIS the frame work installed on your friends machine will be used.

Thanks.
 
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