Website using both 1.1 and 2.0
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:~ Website www.web1.com is running under 1.1.Under the same website need to create two subdirectory like subdir1 and subdir2. Subdir1 is using --- version 1.1 -- www.web1.com/subdir1 Subdir2 is using --- version 2.0 -- www.web1.com/subdir2 if i use http://www.web1.com/subdir2,all websites under the webserver,stopped automatically. Why it is like that.Is it possible to run version 1.1 and version 2.0 under the same website:~ .
radsgr
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:~ Website www.web1.com is running under 1.1.Under the same website need to create two subdirectory like subdir1 and subdir2. Subdir1 is using --- version 1.1 -- www.web1.com/subdir1 Subdir2 is using --- version 2.0 -- www.web1.com/subdir2 if i use http://www.web1.com/subdir2,all websites under the webserver,stopped automatically. Why it is like that.Is it possible to run version 1.1 and version 2.0 under the same website:~ .
radsgr
I doubt it. I don't thnk the web server can even run 2 different apps with different ASP.NET versions.
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:~ Website www.web1.com is running under 1.1.Under the same website need to create two subdirectory like subdir1 and subdir2. Subdir1 is using --- version 1.1 -- www.web1.com/subdir1 Subdir2 is using --- version 2.0 -- www.web1.com/subdir2 if i use http://www.web1.com/subdir2,all websites under the webserver,stopped automatically. Why it is like that.Is it possible to run version 1.1 and version 2.0 under the same website:~ .
radsgr
RADSGR wrote:
Is it possible to run version 1.1 and version 2.0 under the same website
Nope. IIRC, you'd have to create an entirely seperate website under IIS and tell it which ASP.NET version to use.
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RADSGR wrote:
Is it possible to run version 1.1 and version 2.0 under the same website
Nope. IIRC, you'd have to create an entirely seperate website under IIS and tell it which ASP.NET version to use.
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2006, 2007I need to create both applications (one is 1.1 and another one is 2.0) under the same website(which is also 1.1) Website --> 1.1 -- one appln -->Subdir1 --> 1.1 -- One appln -->subdir2 --> 2.0 -- One appln But I already assigned the version of each appln in IIS.
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I need to create both applications (one is 1.1 and another one is 2.0) under the same website(which is also 1.1) Website --> 1.1 -- one appln -->Subdir1 --> 1.1 -- One appln -->subdir2 --> 2.0 -- One appln But I already assigned the version of each appln in IIS.
I doubt this is not possible. As Dave suggested, you can create two sepearete websites and assign ASP.NET version
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:~ Website www.web1.com is running under 1.1.Under the same website need to create two subdirectory like subdir1 and subdir2. Subdir1 is using --- version 1.1 -- www.web1.com/subdir1 Subdir2 is using --- version 2.0 -- www.web1.com/subdir2 if i use http://www.web1.com/subdir2,all websites under the webserver,stopped automatically. Why it is like that.Is it possible to run version 1.1 and version 2.0 under the same website:~ .
radsgr
Sorry not possible dude till this time. U need to deploy them as seperate applications on IIS instead.
Do not forget to tune the Performance :-) Sudhir Yadav
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:~ Website www.web1.com is running under 1.1.Under the same website need to create two subdirectory like subdir1 and subdir2. Subdir1 is using --- version 1.1 -- www.web1.com/subdir1 Subdir2 is using --- version 2.0 -- www.web1.com/subdir2 if i use http://www.web1.com/subdir2,all websites under the webserver,stopped automatically. Why it is like that.Is it possible to run version 1.1 and version 2.0 under the same website:~ .
radsgr
Each application can only use one version of the framework. If you turn the subdirectory into a separate application, you can run it using a different version of the framework. You also have to set up a minimum of one application pool for each version of the framework you are using, as all applications in one pool have to use the same version.
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I need to create both applications (one is 1.1 and another one is 2.0) under the same website(which is also 1.1) Website --> 1.1 -- one appln -->Subdir1 --> 1.1 -- One appln -->subdir2 --> 2.0 -- One appln But I already assigned the version of each appln in IIS.
Asking the same question again won't change the answer. You can't do what you want. You MUST create two seperate ASP.NET applications in two seperate websites under IIS.
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Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
2006, 2007