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List installed framework on server and list installed browsers on Windows...

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    Kasic Slobodan
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    Hi. 1. Is there any code which will list the installed frameworks on server (asp.net)? and 2. How can I list all installed browsers on system? Thanks.

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      Hi. 1. Is there any code which will list the installed frameworks on server (asp.net)? and 2. How can I list all installed browsers on system? Thanks.

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      Sylvester george
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      write code to 1.Listout the directories existing in C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework 2.Check the folder name starts with small v 3.Parse the folder name and take the version. I know this is a shortcut way of taking the versions. But I dont know how to take it in other way.

      Regards, Sylvester G Senior Software Engineer Xoriant Solutions sylvester_g_m@yahoo.com Score it if you like my post

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        write code to 1.Listout the directories existing in C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework 2.Check the folder name starts with small v 3.Parse the folder name and take the version. I know this is a shortcut way of taking the versions. But I dont know how to take it in other way.

        Regards, Sylvester G Senior Software Engineer Xoriant Solutions sylvester_g_m@yahoo.com Score it if you like my post

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        Kasic Slobodan
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        Thanks for reply. Do you think this will work on server since I don't know which letter represents system partition and since I am surely restricted to read Windows folder on server?

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          Thanks for reply. Do you think this will work on server since I don't know which letter represents system partition and since I am surely restricted to read Windows folder on server?

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          Almost i searched for an hour to findout this article. But it is in codeproject only http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/frameworkversiondetection.asp[^]

          Regards, Sylvester G Senior Software Engineer Xoriant Solutions sylvester_g_m@yahoo.com Score it if you like my post

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            Almost i searched for an hour to findout this article. But it is in codeproject only http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/frameworkversiondetection.asp[^]

            Regards, Sylvester G Senior Software Engineer Xoriant Solutions sylvester_g_m@yahoo.com Score it if you like my post

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            I saw that article, but uses registry. I don't think that will work either. I know that I can see fw version by making an error and then fw version will be displayed, but that isn't very good approach. Thanks for reply.

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