Ms Interdev and .Net

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  • Michelle

    #1

    Ms Interdev and .Net

    We currently have IIS 5 and frontpage extensions on our
    development server and MS Interdev on the development
    workstations. If we load the .Net framework components on
    the same development server will this mess up how MS
    Interdev works? Should we install on separate machines?
  • Jan Tielens

    #2
    Re: Ms Interdev and .Net

    I don't think so. I've seen servers running "old" asp applications as wel as
    new asp.net applications together.

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    "Michelle" <michelle.vande n@eglin.af.mil> wrote in message
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    > We currently have IIS 5 and frontpage extensions on our
    > development server and MS Interdev on the development
    > workstations. If we load the .Net framework components on
    > the same development server will this mess up how MS
    > Interdev works? Should we install on separate machines?[/color]


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    • Tian Min Huang

      #3
      RE: Ms Interdev and .Net

      Hello,

      Thanks for your post.
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      >> If we load the .Net framework components on the same development server[/color][/color]
      will this mess up how MS Interdev works?
      No, they won't mess up. Please also kindly note that you can also install
      Visual Studio 6.0, Visual Studio .NET 2002 and Visual Studio .NET 2003 on
      one computer, they will all work properly (I have one system with them
      all). Please refer to FAQ VS .NET 2003 for detailed information:

      Frequently Asked Questions About Visual Studio .NET 2003
      http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/pr...q/default.aspx

      Does this answer your question?

      Have a nice day!

      Regards,

      HuangTM
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