ASP.NET

Re: ?vs 2003 web application after installing .Net 2.0

20-Jan-07 13:20

What do you mean by "stop working"? What happens? Do you get an error message?

In the properties for the web application there is a new tab after you have installed framework 2, for selecting what version of the framework the application is using.

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mhp13020-Jan-07 13:37

mhp130

20-Jan-07 13:37

I first try to load my web application from VS 2003 after I install Net 2.0. It hangs. I try to create a new web application project and it hangs. I go to IIS and locate the application, in property - ASP.NET version it says 1.1.4322. I am not seeing the new tab you mention. And how can I direct my VS 2003 still using 1.1? And can I use in the same PC vs 2003 - .Net 1.1 and vs 2005 .Net?

Thanks,

Re: ?vs 2003 web application after installing .Net 2.0

Guffa20-Jan-07 14:08

Re: ?vs 2003 web application after installing .Net 2.0

20-Jan-07 14:08

It sound as your installation has become broken. There is normally no problem running VS 2003 and VS 2005 on the same computer. I do it myself.

Each version of VS is targeted at a specific framework. VS 2003 can only create framework 1.1 applications and VS 2005 can only create framework 2.0 applications.

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Year happy = new Year(2007);

mhp13020-Jan-07 16:30

mhp130

20-Jan-07 16:30

I guess after I install .Net 2.0, the IIS(5.1) got confused? If I type URL http://localhost/myasp.aspx that used to be working under the default web site not working anymore. the web application that I build using vs 2005 automatically assign a port# and having no problem. Any thoughts?

thanks,

Re: ?vs 2003 web application after installing .Net 2.0

Guffa20-Jan-07 23:31

Newbie Trying to create a Dialog Box

20-Jan-07 23:31

mhp130 wrote:
If I type URL http://localhost/myasp.aspx that used to be working under the default web site not working anymore.

What exactly do you mean by "not working"? What error message do you get?

You can try to reregister ASP.NET in IIS using aspnet_regiis.exe -i

mhp130 wrote:
the web application that I build using vs 2005 automatically assign a port# and having no problem.

That is using the built in web server in Visual Studio, not IIS.

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Year happy = new Year(2007);

Skater Dude20-Jan-07 12:42

Skater Dude

20-Jan-07 12:42

Hey Folks,

I'm trying to get a name and description to store with a stream I'm writing to a database. I thought It would be easy to query the user with a dialog box to get the name and description just before I save all of it to the database. Unfortunately I can't fiqure out how to do that.

Thanks a bunch

dan

Guffa20-Jan-07 13:22

20-Jan-07 13:22

You use the window.prompt function in Javascript.

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Skater Dude20-Jan-07 16:14

Skater Dude

20-Jan-07 16:14

Thanks but I'm sorry I'm trying to do this from within c# on a given event. Any suggestions.

Thanks

agin

Guffa20-Jan-07 23:25

20-Jan-07 23:25

If you want to interact with the user you have to go back to the browser.

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Year happy = new Year(2007);

Skater Dude21-Jan-07 2:25

Skater Dude

21-Jan-07 2:25

I don't know what you mean "If you want to interact with the user you have to go back to the browser."....

www.Developerof.NET21-Jan-07 3:23

www.Developerof.NET

21-Jan-07 3:23

Try this

if(condition)
dosomething();//code here

else//if condition fails give the prompt
{
string selectwarning="alert(\"Please Select user\");";
Page.RegisterStartupScript("selectwarning",selectwarning);
}

Guffa21-Jan-07 8:32

n tier from 1.1 to 2.0 Dir Structure

21-Jan-07 8:32

It means that you can not interact with the user in the server code, any interaction is done in the browser. If you want to ask the user anything, you have to put it in the response that is sent to the browser, and then handle the answer from the user in the next request.

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Amit Kumar G20-Jan-07 8:37

Amit Kumar G

20-Jan-07 8:37

Guys,

I have a web based 3-tier application in Asp.net 1.1 and Sql server
2000. We have decided to go from 1.1 to version 2.0 and SQL 2005 as the backend .

I am very confused about which codes go where... Any advice is greatly appreciated.

I have the data layer and business layer classes for each object used
in my application in a separate class project (C#) in version 1.1.

I was wondering if I have to put all the data layer classes(with methods
to access stored procedures) in App_Code directory. I understand that
the App_Code contents get compiled dynamically. So, is it ok to put the
entire datalayer for the application into this directory?

If not, how do I organize the data layer and business layer classes? Please note i am refering data access layer in Buzz layer through dll reference.

I appreciate any advice and direction with links to articles or books.
Thanks in advance.

Amit Gugnani

Guffa20-Jan-07 10:22

20-Jan-07 10:22

You can keep the code in separate projects.

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Amit Kumar G20-Jan-07 10:51

Amit Kumar G

20-Jan-07 10:51

then how will take the benefit of APP_Code folder?

Guffa20-Jan-07 13:25

20-Jan-07 13:25

What benefit?

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