new to .net 2005

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szRoyman

hi all:

I'm new to .net 2005, and just download the webapplication project
setup file from msdn link , here are my questions:

1) inside the IDE 2005, we can find the "WebSite" instead of the
webapplication project. If Microsoft defined that is the new web
application version to the Web Apps, why so many people wanna find the
Webapplication project model like 2003 IDE?

2) for the download, something different from my IDE and Scott's Blog's
talk.


I drag a Label to my aspx page, and no automatic code add in my
designer.cs file, seems not connected with my designer.cs and aspx
file.. Why???
 
szRoyman,

First of all, both your question are typical for the newsgroup
framework.ASPNET. I assume that you have sent this by mistake to this
newsgroup.

However some answers in line beneath,
1) inside the IDE 2005, we can find the "WebSite" instead of the
webapplication project. If Microsoft defined that is the new web
application version to the Web Apps, why so many people wanna find the
Webapplication project model like 2003 IDE?
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I think that this is a great secret that only the one who did that knows.

(However, added is that you can now use the WebSite whatever meaning that
name has, without the IIS. It creates its own mapes for that).
2) for the download, something different from my IDE and Scott's Blog's
talk.
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Have you checked the checkbox for that when you create a pageI hope this helps something, however I assume that the newsgroup ASPNET is
more proper.
At least I did not do much with ASPNET 2.0 real yet and I assume that there
are more in that newsgroup who did that.



Cor
 
thank you!
And I noticed what Scott.Gu said in his blog:
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In the first preview release of the VS 2005 Web Application Project
download, however, the feature support to automatically update
..designer.cs files is not yet implemented. Appropriate .designer.cs
files are generated when you add new pages, but you will be required to
manually add and update the control declarations contained within them
to get intellisense and compilation support within your code-behind
files.

In a future refresh of the download, these additions/updates will
happen automatically and you will no longer need to open/modify the
..designer.cs file at all.
 
would you plz give the link to the newsgrope .net 2.0 ??
thx..
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This newsgroup is for 2.0 however it is for Data handling with Net.

For webapplications is this one.

news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet

I hope this helps,

Cor
 
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