has any one try the 2.0, Visual Studio, Visual Web Developer 2005, is there great much difference, can i use them with SQL Server 2000?!I have not tried it, but yes you will be able to use them with SQL server 2000 as that is the newest version, also when newer versions come out MS products are almost always backwards compadible in that they will work with their older technologies, for instance office xp word can read word 97, so on and so fourth.the only thing (i know of so far) u need sql2k5 instead of sql2k is the web user control: Login box.
I heard there maybe other controls require sqlsk5, but I think it really doesn't matter. in the worst case, you can always write your own control
p.s:
if you gonna install Visual Web Developer 2005, watch out when you go back to VS.net 2003, build/compile won't work. (took me a while to fix that problem without reformating my computer)hmm I didn't think 2k5 was released yet.i'm so sorry, but what is sql2k?! is that the database engin?!hmm I didn't think 2k5 was released yet.
link to sql2k5:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.microsoft.com/sql/default.mspxSo">http://www.microsoft.com/sql/default.mspxSo</a><!-- m -->, now i Download ed the "Visual Web Developer", "SQL Server Express 2005" and the ".NET Framework 2.0" is that all i need to start with 2.0, will i be able to work with 1.1 if i wanted?! is there big difference between both?! i mean i'll be able to work with new one, right?!Ya, I got the developer copies from the microsoft release party. Studio and sql05 were released 11/7/05. Studio works best with sql05 as they are integrated somewhat but you can still use sql00 to do most of the tasks studio offers. To set up login forms you need to run aspnet_regsql and this will set up the tables needed. Not sure how they interact with sql2000 as I am using 05 on test. Hopefully they will mesh well because my host still hasn't upgraded to sql00. To switch from 1.1 to 2.0 you have to change that in the iis server adminisrator properties of that projects web folder.-will i be able to work with 1.1 if i wanted?!
- i mean i'll be able to work with new one, right?!
You should be able to use .net2.0 to run/compile .net1.x application no problems. Just got to watch out when using anything that relies on .net1.x (such as vs.net).
Remember, anytime you encountered problem related to issue between .net1.1 and .net2.0, go to IIS, right click the virtual directory you are working on, click Properties.
click Configuration under Properties to verify all the extension are mapped to its executable path correctly.
vs.net for example, will use [winpath]\m$.net\framework1.x\.....
.net2.0 will use [winpath]\m$.net\framework2.0\.....Well two more questions, sorry if that sounds stubid, I installed a new windows, and installed .NET Framwork 2.0 without instaling 1.1, i'm still Download ing VWD the full .img file, so what i want to know is, i have some projects i made in VS.NET 2003, will i be able to make them work in VWD, i mean just the code, will the same code work in 2.0?!i mean will the same code work in 2.0?!
yes.
however, you probably wanna review this:
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I heard there maybe other controls require sqlsk5, but I think it really doesn't matter. in the worst case, you can always write your own control
p.s:
if you gonna install Visual Web Developer 2005, watch out when you go back to VS.net 2003, build/compile won't work. (took me a while to fix that problem without reformating my computer)hmm I didn't think 2k5 was released yet.i'm so sorry, but what is sql2k?! is that the database engin?!hmm I didn't think 2k5 was released yet.
link to sql2k5:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.microsoft.com/sql/default.mspxSo">http://www.microsoft.com/sql/default.mspxSo</a><!-- m -->, now i Download ed the "Visual Web Developer", "SQL Server Express 2005" and the ".NET Framework 2.0" is that all i need to start with 2.0, will i be able to work with 1.1 if i wanted?! is there big difference between both?! i mean i'll be able to work with new one, right?!Ya, I got the developer copies from the microsoft release party. Studio and sql05 were released 11/7/05. Studio works best with sql05 as they are integrated somewhat but you can still use sql00 to do most of the tasks studio offers. To set up login forms you need to run aspnet_regsql and this will set up the tables needed. Not sure how they interact with sql2000 as I am using 05 on test. Hopefully they will mesh well because my host still hasn't upgraded to sql00. To switch from 1.1 to 2.0 you have to change that in the iis server adminisrator properties of that projects web folder.-will i be able to work with 1.1 if i wanted?!
- i mean i'll be able to work with new one, right?!
You should be able to use .net2.0 to run/compile .net1.x application no problems. Just got to watch out when using anything that relies on .net1.x (such as vs.net).
Remember, anytime you encountered problem related to issue between .net1.1 and .net2.0, go to IIS, right click the virtual directory you are working on, click Properties.
click Configuration under Properties to verify all the extension are mapped to its executable path correctly.
vs.net for example, will use [winpath]\m$.net\framework1.x\.....
.net2.0 will use [winpath]\m$.net\framework2.0\.....Well two more questions, sorry if that sounds stubid, I installed a new windows, and installed .NET Framwork 2.0 without instaling 1.1, i'm still Download ing VWD the full .img file, so what i want to know is, i have some projects i made in VS.NET 2003, will i be able to make them work in VWD, i mean just the code, will the same code work in 2.0?!i mean will the same code work in 2.0?!
yes.
however, you probably wanna review this:
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