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Re: ASP.NET Web Forms

Alex Yu
3/12/2005 2:48:35 PM

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You will need to find a IIS server or install IIS on your machine.

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RE: ASP.NET Web Forms

Sarvesh
3/15/2005 5:39:05 PM

Hi there,

If you are using Windows XP Pro, then you need to install IIS and then
install .net framework.
it will allow you to see all your aspx pages in same web server.
Please make a point when you install IIS, please install FPSE so that you
can connect you iis server to some application like FrontPage or Interdev so
that you can edit your pages on server.
Please refer to following link for same
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;325889

If not then you need to find any windows Web Server online so that you can
upload your pages there and then you can see them.

Please let me know if it helps to you or not..

Regards,
S a r v e s h
Sarvesh huddedar

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RE: ASP.NET Web Forms

Ravichandran J.V.
4/8/2005 2:15:03 AM

If you have IIS installed in your machine, create a virtual directory by
right-clicking on the default web site node in the IIS MMC and select
New->Virtual Directory. Once created, right click on the virtual directory
and click on the Properties. In the Properties dialog, click the Create
button to create an Application of your virtual directory.

Copy your notepad aspx files to this directory and provide the address to
Internet Explorer or the web browser that you use as
http://localhost/<nameofvirtualdirectory>/<nameoffile>.

with regards,

J.V.

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