package.
Everything work peachy with one exception - the installed site is always
configured to use .net 1.1 instead of .net 2.0
I am assuming that the site is actually just defaulting to the default
version
Anyone know how to force the installation package to configure the site to
be version 2.0 ?
Gerrythis is a managed newsgroup right ?
"gerry" <germ@.canada.com> wrote in message
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> I am using a Web Deployment Project to create a web app installation
> package.
> Everything work peachy with one exception - the installed site is always
> configured to use .net 1.1 instead of .net 2.0
> I am assuming that the site is actually just defaulting to the default
> version
> Anyone know how to force the installation package to configure the site to
> be version 2.0 ?
> Gerry
gerry wrote:
> I am using a Web Deployment Project to create a web app installation
> package.
> Everything work peachy with one exception - the installed site is always
> configured to use .net 1.1 instead of .net 2.0
> I am assuming that the site is actually just defaulting to the default
> version
> Anyone know how to force the installation package to configure the site to
> be version 2.0 ?
> Gerry
The script in
http://www.asp.net/faq/SideBySide.a...index=0&tabid=1
"ASP.NET Side-by-Side Execution of .NET Framework 1.0 and 1.1"
can do so. Although the link is for dotnet1.0/1.1 but it still work with
2.0, just change the path to 2.0 framework.
I call this script in the customAction in the WebSetup installer. It can
succeed to set the 2.0 framework for my web application.
However, there is one problem. If the IIS server has multiple WebSties,
I do not know how to find out the app is installed in what website in
programming.
I posted the question here but still no response. see message "How to
get the installed WebSite in VS2005 WebSetup installer customAction?" in
this group.
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Jacky Kwok
jacky@.alumni_DOT_cuhk_DOT_edu_DOT_hk
jacky@.compose_DOT_com_DOT_hk
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