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Hi, I would like to install VS 2005 and sql server 2005 to practise developing ASP.NET codes. The company policy prevents installation of IIS on individual machines. I have tried installing sql 2005. The installation gives a warning about IIS that some features of sql 2005 do indeed require IIS. AND do not get the management Studio window. My question is: Since IIS is not allowed to be installed then can I still reach my objective? (Installing ASP.NET 2.0 and sql server 2005)? Thanks
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Hi, I would like to install VS 2005 and sql server 2005 to practise developing ASP.NET codes. The company policy prevents installation of IIS on individual machines. I have tried installing sql 2005. The installation gives a warning about IIS that some features of sql 2005 do indeed require IIS. AND do not get the management Studio window. My question is: Since IIS is not allowed to be installed then can I still reach my objective? (Installing ASP.NET 2.0 and sql server 2005)? Thanks
You have to have IIS in order to run ASP.NET 2.0 applications. What kind of company would like you to learn something, but does not allow you to install the tools you need for that?
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Hi, I would like to install VS 2005 and sql server 2005 to practise developing ASP.NET codes. The company policy prevents installation of IIS on individual machines. I have tried installing sql 2005. The installation gives a warning about IIS that some features of sql 2005 do indeed require IIS. AND do not get the management Studio window. My question is: Since IIS is not allowed to be installed then can I still reach my objective? (Installing ASP.NET 2.0 and sql server 2005)? Thanks
Hi, VS 2005 does allow you to create ASP.NET pages without IIS. The pages are served somehow through Visual Studio. If you create an ASP.NET page and run it in debug mode, it will run. I know that some parts of SQL 2005 will also run without IIS, but if you find that you need a feature that requires IIS you could have your IT department install it on a server for you. IT would need to set up the proper permissions for you, and set up the databases, but you can then connect to the database remotely through a data provider on your ASP.NET page.
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