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Can I add new Silverlight 2.0 projects to my ASP.NET 2.0 web app and still target .NET Framework 2.0 in Visual Studio 2008?
ScottGu doesn't mention Silverlight in his post on multi-targeting .
Michael Scwartz's posts on Silverlight with Visual Studio ...
Started by rohancragg on
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To copy the built xap file to your web project (as Silverlight links don't work with ASP.NET 2.0.
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When compiling an ASP.NET 2.0 App names MySite for deployment I get a series of assemblies that resemble something like "bin/APP_xyz123.dll", "bin/APP_xyz456.dll" and so on.
Everything works fine but if I make a small code change I have to update the ...
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All cs files (in App_code and....
Then in the property pages you).
And you need to add a Web Deployment Project (.wdproj).
In 2005 and 2008 there are two options for creating a website--the WebSite project and the Web project you want.
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We have an ASP.NET 1.1 web application. It invokes a C++ COM object which in turn invokes a .NET COM object. Originally, this .NET COM object was a .NET 1.1 assembly. Now, we need to modify this .NET COM object and in the process we now use Visual Studio...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If I understand you correctly, you want to....
For IPC communication between the .NET 1.1 and the .NET 2.0 application, say, for example, C++ COM by time effort?
1.1 .NET -> C++ COM -> .NET 2.0 COM
Hope this helps, Best regards, Tom.
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A few years ago I did a lot of work with CGI.pm. I'm evaluating using it again for a quick project. Can someone bring me up to speed on the current state of developing with CGI.pm in the "Web 2.0" world? What are the best libraries on CPAN to use with...
Started by melling on
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I have recently built a small "web 2.0" app with Squatting using jQuery with no issues at all experience many small projects in time become large ones :)
It's perfectly possible to write "Web 2.0 something....
Scripts.
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Hi,
I am looking in to ways to enable a site to basically have something like:
http://mysite.com/ en-US /index.aspx`
Where the "en-US" can vary by culture..
This culture in the URL will then basically set the CurrentUICulture for the application..
Basically...
Started by Rob Cooper on
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Doing that:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/174849/aspnet-routing-with-web-forms
If you can't use? Nice of you to give the users a choice but why not just default to the users client/web browser.
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Our company currently has a web site which is deployed in Windows 2000 OS, which means that we could only install .NET 2.0 on that machine. Upgrading the Webserver OS is out of the question, since this web server also hosts other web applications in our...
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I did this a fair bit of time ago of DataContractSerializer, .net 2.0 does not include System.Runtime.Serialization 3.0, which is neccessary to use [DataContract] attibute, which....
With all SOAP 1.1 clients, including "Add Web Reference".
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Hi,
Can anybody tell me what is the actual meaning of web 2.0 & 3.0 and what is the development style of both of these? What are the specifications and characteristics of both.
And If there is something which I should know about both of these but because...
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Basically, Web 2.0 is mashups (mixing up data from multiple streams on a single site) and Web a single agreed definition of Web x.0, or be able to buy a single, exhaustive Web 2.0 development that interesting....
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In 1.x, every web project had a references and web references item in the solution explorer that i can expand and remove/add/refresh.
They don't have it anymore in 2.x
Where did the references go?
EDIT: I realized what i have is a website and not a web...
Started by DotnetDude on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
In .NET 2.0, a new project type was introduced - Web Sites....
Those were in short compiled to a single assembly by the IDE .
In .NET 1.x, web development was done using Web Applications.
But not limited to the References folder.
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How can we distinguished between web 1.0 and web 2.0.? What are the basic difference in them.? How can I start designing a site in web 2.0?.
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I think Web 2.0 distinguishes itself from Web 1.0, insofar as the terms actually mean anything, unless you need or want to have a lot of user-generated content, designing a site to be Web 2.0 concept called Web....
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Client (desktop app) ...Server (web app) - Intranet solution - should proxy situation be considered?
There's a client server application. Client - .NET 2.0 based desktop application. Server - ASP .NET 2.0 based web application.
The client communicates with the server using normal HTTP requests, since the server is essentially a website hosted on a web...
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To my mind.
I don't see them being useful in your case as long the app usage stays on the LAN.
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