timothy2l Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 I have only installed Visual Studio.NET once, about a year ago, and don't remember the entire process. I'm trying to help someone else install it on their machine, but there is no IIS windows component available on the Add Windows Components list. She is running XP Pro. How do I get IIS on the components list, and is webmatrix necessary to develop .net applications? Once IIS and Studio.NET are installed, is everything ready for development? Thanks Quote
timothy2l Posted June 22, 2004 Author Posted June 22, 2004 One more question...does installing IIS create the Inetpub and wwwroot folders? Quote
bungpeng Posted June 23, 2004 Posted June 23, 2004 there is no IIS windows component available on the Add Windows Components list? This should not happen... Yes, once you installed IIS, Inetpub and wwwroot will automatic created Quote
PWNettle Posted June 23, 2004 Posted June 23, 2004 XP Pro does come with IIS. XP Home does not. Make sure you're dealing with XP Pro. Quote
Arch4ngel Posted June 23, 2004 Posted June 23, 2004 You can install VS.NET on XP Home. Everything will work... but not any web project. You'll be able to make any app but no web site. So... if you don't need IIS... don't install it. Sometime it's better to have only what you need... (less patchs, less hackers... etc...) Quote "If someone say : "Die mortal !"... don't stay to see if he isn't." - Unknown "Learning to program is like going out with a new girl friend. There's always something that wasn't mentioned in the documentation..." - Me "A drunk girl is like an animal... it scream at everything like a cat and roll in the grass like a dog." - Me after seeing my girlfriend drunk and some of her drunk friend. C# TO VB TRANSLATOR
timothy2l Posted June 23, 2004 Author Posted June 23, 2004 Web project development is necessary in this instance. I'm taking her word that its XP Pro, so I will check for myself when I see her again. Thanks for your help. Are there any other configurations I need to make to allow asp.net applications to run? seems like there was, but I can't remember. Quote
Arch4ngel Posted June 23, 2004 Posted June 23, 2004 Having IIS installed with all necessary component, VS.NET (will configure ASP.NET automaticly) and little time (long install as usual) Quote "If someone say : "Die mortal !"... don't stay to see if he isn't." - Unknown "Learning to program is like going out with a new girl friend. There's always something that wasn't mentioned in the documentation..." - Me "A drunk girl is like an animal... it scream at everything like a cat and roll in the grass like a dog." - Me after seeing my girlfriend drunk and some of her drunk friend. C# TO VB TRANSLATOR
Malfunction Posted June 23, 2004 Posted June 23, 2004 I've installed VSN2003 on W2K Prof first. How do I install the IIS afterwards in order to get ASP to work? Quote Debug me...
Arch4ngel Posted June 24, 2004 Posted June 24, 2004 Hummm I don't know but the last time I've done that... I had to reinstall VS.NET completly Quote "If someone say : "Die mortal !"... don't stay to see if he isn't." - Unknown "Learning to program is like going out with a new girl friend. There's always something that wasn't mentioned in the documentation..." - Me "A drunk girl is like an animal... it scream at everything like a cat and roll in the grass like a dog." - Me after seeing my girlfriend drunk and some of her drunk friend. C# TO VB TRANSLATOR
Administrators PlausiblyDamp Posted June 24, 2004 Administrators Posted June 24, 2004 If you install .Net after IIS you need to register the framework with IIS. Drop to the Command prompt under the Visual Studio tool in your start menu and type aspnet_regiis /i - should take a few seconds to complete and things should then work. Quote Posting Guidelines FAQ Post Formatting Intellectuals solve problems; geniuses prevent them. -- Albert Einstein
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