Finding the latest version of v2.0 framework.

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Hi.

We have a web deployment that installs our website.
In the computer that we are installing on there are 3 versions of the
framework 1.0, 1.1, 2.0.

I will use the aspnet_regiis.exe to register my virtual directory.

My problem is that i dont know where to runthe aspnet_regiis.exe from.
Today on my computer i see three version v2.0 frameowork:v2.0.40607,
v2.0.50110, v2.0.50215.

Is there any way to know which is the latest version of v2.0?
Is there any automatic way to register the needed framework on the
deployment project?!
 
The latest version you have is v2.0.50215, the other v2 framework
directories should be removed, they should be empty (except for a few files)
anyway.

Willy.
 
It depends on what you are working with. If you are focusing on the June CTP
of Visual Studio 2005, I am pretty sure it is 50215 (do not have it on this
machine, but 50215 sounds right). If you are with the June CTP of SQL, I
believe it is the 50110.

You should not have two 2.0.x directories installed on your machine, so
uninstall the version(s) you are not using.

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Thanks for replying but I dont want to hardcode the directory that holds the
aspnet_regiis.
My questions is how to find the correct version
* Again dont forget that a customer is going to install the product not me,
he can have multiple directories and that valid


Thanks
 
VS CTP June is 50601, Beta2 is 50215. CTP SQL June needs Beta2 (50215) not
the VS CTP June.

Willy.
 
You can't have several version 2.0 installed, when installing a new version
2.0 you need to uinstall the older, the aspnet_regiis.exe are gone from the
install dirs.
What's possible it to have v1.x and v2.0 installed at the same time and here
you have to select aspnet_regiis.exe from the version install directory you
wan't to run your asp.net applications from. If you install a asp.net v2
application you have to run the v2 version of aspnet_regiis.exe , if you
wan't to switch back you need to run the v1 version. Note that once you
install a asp.net version 2 application, there is no way to go back to v1
and run the same application under v2, so I realy don't see the problem.
Note also that a client running IIS and asp.net should be trained and know
all this in order to manage his systems, right.

Willy.
 
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