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How to Run 32 bit aspnet 1.1 applications on 64 bit machine.

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    Hi all, in our production machine we hav 64 bit server with default aspnet 2.0 on IIS. we have one application developed in 32 bit aspnet 1.1, the same we configured in IIS. but in our aspnet 1.1 application we hav used read only property for some of the fields which works fine in aspnet 1.1 with 32 bit machine but here in 64 bit aspnet 2.0 it doesnot work. pls suggest me wht to do. any help will be appreciated. Regards Surender No Defeat Is Final Until You Stop Trying!.......

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      Hi all, in our production machine we hav 64 bit server with default aspnet 2.0 on IIS. we have one application developed in 32 bit aspnet 1.1, the same we configured in IIS. but in our aspnet 1.1 application we hav used read only property for some of the fields which works fine in aspnet 1.1 with 32 bit machine but here in 64 bit aspnet 2.0 it doesnot work. pls suggest me wht to do. any help will be appreciated. Regards Surender No Defeat Is Final Until You Stop Trying!.......

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      There must be something else wrong with the application or your deployment. A read-only property will function the same in any version of the framework


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        There must be something else wrong with the application or your deployment. A read-only property will function the same in any version of the framework


        I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

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        Thanks mark for the reply. There is a behavior difference between ASP.NET 1.1 and 2.0: If you have a control on a page that is marked Read-Only and EnableViewState is set to false on the Page, the ReadOnly value will no longer post back in ASP.NET 2.0 - the value gets lost. This even though the value is actually returned in the POST buffer. But if you run the same with aspnet 1.1 it works fine. Any help would be appreciated. regards surender No Defeat Is Final Until You Stop Trying!.......

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          Thanks mark for the reply. There is a behavior difference between ASP.NET 1.1 and 2.0: If you have a control on a page that is marked Read-Only and EnableViewState is set to false on the Page, the ReadOnly value will no longer post back in ASP.NET 2.0 - the value gets lost. This even though the value is actually returned in the POST buffer. But if you run the same with aspnet 1.1 it works fine. Any help would be appreciated. regards surender No Defeat Is Final Until You Stop Trying!.......

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          Don't you think it would have been important to include these details in the original post? You first only said a property, no mention of a control and postback. :mad: However, since you have already quoted this[^] site, then implement the fix.


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            Don't you think it would have been important to include these details in the original post? You first only said a property, no mention of a control and postback. :mad: However, since you have already quoted this[^] site, then implement the fix.


            I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

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            Thanks for the reply Mark. I hav gone through that link before here my concern is i do not want to change the Application code to fix the issue, bt i want that application to be run on aspnet 1.1 mode, how i can achieve this on 64 bit machine. regards, surender No Defeat Is Final Until You Stop Trying!.......

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              Thanks for the reply Mark. I hav gone through that link before here my concern is i do not want to change the Application code to fix the issue, bt i want that application to be run on aspnet 1.1 mode, how i can achieve this on 64 bit machine. regards, surender No Defeat Is Final Until You Stop Trying!.......

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              surender.m wrote:

              i do not want to change the Application code to fix the issue

              Then wait for Microsoft to fix the issue, though I suspect hell will freeze over long before that.


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                surender.m wrote:

                i do not want to change the Application code to fix the issue

                Then wait for Microsoft to fix the issue, though I suspect hell will freeze over long before that.


                I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

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                Hi Mark, I had changed my Application code, now its working fine. Is there a way to run both aspnet 1.1 and aspnet 2.0 on IIS of a 64 bit machine? Regards, surender No Defeat Is Final Until You Stop Trying!.......

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                  Hi Mark, I had changed my Application code, now its working fine. Is there a way to run both aspnet 1.1 and aspnet 2.0 on IIS of a 64 bit machine? Regards, surender No Defeat Is Final Until You Stop Trying!.......

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                  The two frameworks can run side by side. You can use IIS to specifiy which version handles requests for a particular web application.


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