Opening a project in asp.net 1.1 version

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I have to modify an application which is in asp.net 1.1 version. But while opening that project and running error is occured 'Internet Explorer Cannot Open the webpage'. Actually I'm not familiar with 1.1 version. Any body can please help me to open and modify the application....

Posted 15-Dec-11 1:13am

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fjdiewornncalwe · Answer 1 · 2011-12-15T05:18:00

You can't just open a single page and have changes reflect in the site itself. In fact, if you make changes to the aspx page without recompiling the code behind afterwards, you will likely break the page completely. At minimum, you will have to open the project associated with the assembly that contains the page you are trying to edit. Once the changes are complete, you will need to rebuild that project. Then to debug the solution you will have to open the page in question using the browser, and then connect to the running process from Visual Studio 2003( Tools->Debug Processes Menu, then attach to the aspnet process). Set relevant breakpoints in the code and away you go.
If you are having issues with getting IIS working properly on an IIS7 install, this link may help:
http://blogs.iis.net/bills/archive/2008/06/02/installing-asp-net-1-1-with-iis7-on-vista-and-windows-2008.aspx[^]

[Update]
After rereading your comments to the previous answer, you would need to right-click on the page you wish to edit in the solution explorer and select the View Code option from the context menu that pops up.

Not Active · Answer 2 · 2011-12-15T01:38:00

Solution 1

You have two different things here. Opening a project involves Visual Studio. Running the application and displaying pages uses IE (if that is your default browser). Which part are you actually having difficulty with?

Posted 15-Dec-11 1:38am

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Zukiari 15-Dec-11 7:51am

I'm having difficulty with both. When I'm opening the project design page is not coming, only html page is there.

[no name] 15-Dec-11 8:24am

have you opened the page in Design view and not in code view?

Zukiari · Answer 3 · 2012-02-14T01:12:00

Solution 3

I've done the following:

. delete the file which is having the same name from IIS and inetpub in local C.
. In IIS-Default websites create a new application and provide the path in wwwroot.
. In visual studio open project from wwwroot.

Thank for all....

Posted 14-Feb-12 1:12am