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HELP! ASP.NET problem!?

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2006-08-14 09:29:41, Category: Programming & Design
i had a project being developed in the visual studio 2003 and using the asp.net that is inside. the problem now is that when i transfer the file to another computer running on Visual studio 2005 and did a project upgrade following the wizard, the project was not able to upgrade and there it shows that i cannot open the file in run time mode and view it in internet explorer. this had cause quite an inconvenienced and a huge problem for me. Is there any other way? not to forget the visual studio 2003 got the local host being the folder--> inetpub and inside have the folder -->wwwroot. that is where all the asp.net files i have created are stored. therefore the next big problem is that in visual studio 2005 i cannot find the folder. How? HELP! i also noticed i do not have IIS present in the computer when running the Visual studio 2005 as i can only see the asp.net 2.0 . should there also be IIS? 1) i had a project being developed in the visual studio 2003 and using the asp.net . so the problem now is that when i transfer the file to another computer running on Visual studio 2005 and did a project upgrade following the wizard. however, the project was not able to upgrade and there it shows that i cannot open the file in run time mode and view it in internet explorer. how?

Answers

  1. hoverX

    On 2006-08-14 21:37:13


    I think you might have to run the wizard in 2005 to convert your application. Another option would be to create a new VS2005 project and manually add all your files to this new project. I'm having a hard time understanding the rest of your question since you wrote it in one long run on sentance. try simplifying and rewording your question and maybe i can help.

  2. Kryzchek

    On 2006-08-14 10:07:10


    I wouldn't even bother using the wizard to upgrade the project. You should be able to just copy the solution and project files over to the other machine and build it. Also, check IIS to see which version of the .NET framework you are running.