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Sunday, January 29, 2006
Requirement Make ASP.Net Working(Chapter 1)
Running ASP.NET Web Pages
In order to run and host ASP.NET Web pages, you will need to have installed the .NET Framework onto a machine already running Windows 2000 professional or server and Internet Information Server 5. Microsoft recommends that you develop under Windows 2000, although it is possible to use Windows XP. Unfortunately, Windows 98 and Windows NT 4 are not supported at the time of this writing, although you can use Visual Studio.
There are two versions of the software development kit (SDK): the standard .NET Framework download and the premium version.The main difference between the two is that the premium edition provides support for multiple processors, Web farms, and sandbox security.
Obtaining and Installing .NET
You can get the .NET Framework Software Development Kit on CD-ROM from Microsoft by request or via their developer’s network subscription service. If you do not have access to an installation CD-ROM, be prepared for a hefty download (almost 20 MB).
In order to run and host ASP.NET Web pages, you will need to have installed the .NET Framework onto a machine already running Windows 2000 professional or server and Internet Information Server 5. Microsoft recommends that you develop under Windows 2000, although it is possible to use Windows XP. Unfortunately, Windows 98 and Windows NT 4 are not supported at the time of this writing, although you can use Visual Studio.
There are two versions of the software development kit (SDK): the standard .NET Framework download and the premium version.The main difference between the two is that the premium edition provides support for multiple processors, Web farms, and sandbox security.
Obtaining and Installing .NET
You can get the .NET Framework Software Development Kit on CD-ROM from Microsoft by request or via their developer’s network subscription service. If you do not have access to an installation CD-ROM, be prepared for a hefty download (almost 20 MB).
- The SDK is available for download from www.asp.net and http://www.gotdotnet/. com as well as from Microsoft’s corporate site, but look out for other mirrors appearing closer to home to improve download time.
- Installation is really simple and it is advisable that you install all components including the ADO update (version 2.7) and the samples, if you are installing on your own development machine.The documentation is excellent, so it would be a shame to leave it out, although it is available to view on the Web.
- You can install sample applications, a set of databases in a desktop version of Microsoft SQL Server, called the Microsoft Data Engine (or Microsoft SQL Server Desktop Edition according to the installation program), as part of the full installation by selecting the option once all SDK files are set up.
- Several Internet Service Providers (ISPs) are already supporting ASP.NET with beta 2, such as www.Orcsweb.com, and even providing free hosting, for example, www.brinkster.com.
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