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    seee sharp
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    Is it possible to have 2 sites[virtuals dir] running on IIS 5.0 [Server 2000] incase one site is ASP.NET 1.1 application, and another ASP.NET 2.0 application? Appreciate your help.

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      Is it possible to have 2 sites[virtuals dir] running on IIS 5.0 [Server 2000] incase one site is ASP.NET 1.1 application, and another ASP.NET 2.0 application? Appreciate your help.

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      Yes, if the sites are separate applications. Also, they have to run in separate AppDomains. Copy the default AppDomain to create a new identical one, and name it to show what version it will be running.

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        Yes, if the sites are separate applications. Also, they have to run in separate AppDomains. Copy the default AppDomain to create a new identical one, and name it to show what version it will be running.

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        Thanks Guffa. Could you be able to tell me how to create/copy AppDomain in server 2000 IIS 5.0 application Appreciate your help.

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          Thanks Guffa. Could you be able to tell me how to create/copy AppDomain in server 2000 IIS 5.0 application Appreciate your help.

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          Guffa
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          AshishBasran wrote:

          Could you be able to tell me how to create/copy AppDomain in server 2000 IIS 5.0 application

          No, I am afraid that I can't. I have only done this on Server 2003, so I am not really sure how it applies to Server 2000. Why don't you try by specifying different ASP.NET versions for the applications and try to browse to the sites. If there is a conflict, the error message should give you some information on where it is.

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            AshishBasran wrote:

            Could you be able to tell me how to create/copy AppDomain in server 2000 IIS 5.0 application

            No, I am afraid that I can't. I have only done this on Server 2003, so I am not really sure how it applies to Server 2000. Why don't you try by specifying different ASP.NET versions for the applications and try to browse to the sites. If there is a conflict, the error message should give you some information on where it is.

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            All you have to do is create different sites or virtual directories and set the asp.net version in the properties window.

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              All you have to do is create different sites or virtual directories and set the asp.net version in the properties window.

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              My question is ,How to set the ASP.NET version in the properties window. Note: I am using Windows server 2000 and IIS 5.0

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                AshishBasran wrote:

                Could you be able to tell me how to create/copy AppDomain in server 2000 IIS 5.0 application

                No, I am afraid that I can't. I have only done this on Server 2003, so I am not really sure how it applies to Server 2000. Why don't you try by specifying different ASP.NET versions for the applications and try to browse to the sites. If there is a conflict, the error message should give you some information on where it is.

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                seee sharp
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                I agree with you. We can create differetn application pools and assigne for different versions of .NET in IIS 6.0 But my pain is, I have to use IIS 5.0 as I cannot have 6.0 on Server 2000.

                Guffa wrote:

                Why don't you try by specifying different ASP.NET versions for the applications and try to browse to the sites. If there is a conflict, the error message should give you some information on where it is.

                How to specify different ASP.NET versions for the applications?

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                  I agree with you. We can create differetn application pools and assigne for different versions of .NET in IIS 6.0 But my pain is, I have to use IIS 5.0 as I cannot have 6.0 on Server 2000.

                  Guffa wrote:

                  Why don't you try by specifying different ASP.NET versions for the applications and try to browse to the sites. If there is a conflict, the error message should give you some information on where it is.

                  How to specify different ASP.NET versions for the applications?

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                  AshishBasran wrote:

                  How to specify different ASP.NET versions for the applications?

                  In the properties for the web site you should find the ASP.NET tab. There you can select what version of the framework the application uses.

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                    AshishBasran wrote:

                    How to specify different ASP.NET versions for the applications?

                    In the properties for the web site you should find the ASP.NET tab. There you can select what version of the framework the application uses.

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                    seee sharp
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                    I do not see TAB saying ASP.NET on server 2000. Though i do see the TAB on the IIS which is running on XP.

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                      I do not see TAB saying ASP.NET on server 2000. Though i do see the TAB on the IIS which is running on XP.

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                      Then ASP.NET is not correctly registered in IIS. Register ASP.NET using: aspnet_regiis -i

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                        Then ASP.NET is not correctly registered in IIS. Register ASP.NET using: aspnet_regiis -i

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                        I have registered ASP.NET using aspnet_regiis -i, still I cannot see the ASP.NET TAB in properties By doing same I can see on the development machine but when I do same on server, the ASP.NET tab does not show up.

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