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I have visual studio pro where's asp.net? The box says I get c#, c++, and vis basic .net, I want to know where is the asp.net? How does one get it and what does it cost if I already have visual studio?
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Hey Rob,
Do you have IIS installed on your machine? If you do, you have access to asp.net.
When you go to create a new project (in vb.net or c#), you'll notice the ability to choose an ASP.NET application. Thats all there is to it.
ASP.NET isn't so much its own language or component, as it is a new way to let your users access your code.
i.e. if you have a calculator dll, you can eitehr have a windows form reference and use it, or a web form to reference it and use it.
If you don't have IIS installed on your machine though, you won't be able to run/create any asp.net apps. You need a working web server to do it.
Hope this helps,
jack
Do you have IIS installed on your machine? If you do, you have access to asp.net.
When you go to create a new project (in vb.net or c#), you'll notice the ability to choose an ASP.NET application. Thats all there is to it.
ASP.NET isn't so much its own language or component, as it is a new way to let your users access your code.
i.e. if you have a calculator dll, you can eitehr have a windows form reference and use it, or a web form to reference it and use it.
If you don't have IIS installed on your machine though, you won't be able to run/create any asp.net apps. You need a working web server to do it.
Hope this helps,
jack
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