Hi All,

I have an old application written in .net 1.1.  and i am trying  to
write a new feature in 2.0.


This is what i am trying to do.


x.y.com/abc --> site 1 (.net 1.1)
x.y.com/def --> site 2 (.net 2.0)


The reason why I am tryin to do this is because i tried


x.y.com/abc --> site 1 (.net 1.1)
x.y.com/def --> site 1 (.net 2.0)


and it did not work for me.If you can tell me how to make this happen
it would be great.


Thanks all in advnace.

You're going to have difficulty doing that because each folder will have to 
be it's own virtual appplication which means they will be separate. You may 
want to see if you can just upgrade the whole website to .net 2.0. In most 
cases everything should upgrade rather smoothly with little to no change. 
This will then allow you to seamlessly add new additions to the website that 
are integrated into the website but also take advantage of new 2.0 features. 


"parez" wrote:


> Hi All,
> 
> I have an old application written in .net 1.1.  and i am trying  to
> write a new feature in 2.0.
> 
> 
> This is what i am trying to do.
> 
> 
> x.y.com/abc --> site 1 (.net 1.1)
> x.y.com/def --> site 2 (.net 2.0)
> 
> 
> The reason why I am tryin to do this is because i tried
> 
> 
> x.y.com/abc --> site 1 (.net 1.1)
> x.y.com/def --> site 1 (.net 2.0)
> 
> 
> and it did not work for me.If you can tell me how to make this happen
> it would be great.
> 
> 
> Thanks all in advnace.
> 
> 

To use ASP.net 1.1 and ASP.Net 2.0 in one application.
You have to use virtual directories. Speak with your hosting and request 2 
virtual directories.
one of them configured as 1.1 and the other one cofigured as 2.0

may be it helps

"Nathaniel Greene" <Nathaniel.Greene@community.nospam>, iletisinde şunu 
yazdı, news:1A8282B6-0B75-42D4-99CC-E65F4949EAF7@microsoft.com...

> You're going to have difficulty doing that because each folder will have 
> to
> be it's own virtual appplication which means they will be separate. You 
> may
> want to see if you can just upgrade the whole website to .net 2.0. In most
> cases everything should upgrade rather smoothly with little to no change.
> This will then allow you to seamlessly add new additions to the website 
> that
> are integrated into the website but also take advantage of new 2.0 
> features.
>
>
> "parez" wrote:
>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I have an old application written in .net 1.1.  and i am trying  to
>> write a new feature in 2.0.
>>
>>
>> This is what i am trying to do.
>>
>>
>> x.y.com/abc --> site 1 (.net 1.1)
>> x.y.com/def --> site 2 (.net 2.0)
>>
>>
>> The reason why I am tryin to do this is because i tried
>>
>>
>> x.y.com/abc --> site 1 (.net 1.1)
>> x.y.com/def --> site 1 (.net 2.0)
>>
>>
>> and it did not work for me.If you can tell me how to make this happen
>> it would be great.
>>
>>
>> Thanks all in advnace.
>>
>> 

re:
!> To use ASP.net 1.1 and ASP.Net 2.0 in one application.

You cannot do that if you use certain sections of web.config.

There's incompatibilities which crash applications if sections of web.config
which only work in one version of the .Net framework are used in an application
configured for another version of the .Net framework.

You can have different ASP.net 1.1 and ASP.Net 2.0 applications running side-by-side, though.





Juan T. Llibre, asp.net MVP
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"Bahadir ARSLAN"  wrote in message 
news:31CB1139-1600-4E3D-9D72-204F271C3CCF@microsoft.com...

> To use ASP.net 1.1 and ASP.Net 2.0 in one application.
> You have to use virtual directories. Speak with your hosting and request 2 virtual directories.
> one of them configured as 1.1 and the other one cofigured as 2.0
>
> may be it helps

> "Nathaniel Greene" <Nathaniel.Greene@community.nospam>, iletisinde sunu yazdi, 
> news:1A8282B6-0B75-42D4-99CC-E65F4949EAF7@microsoft.com...
>> You're going to have difficulty doing that because each folder will have to
>> be it's own virtual appplication which means they will be separate. You may
>> want to see if you can just upgrade the whole website to .net 2.0. In most
>> cases everything should upgrade rather smoothly with little to no change.
>> This will then allow you to seamlessly add new additions to the website that
>> are integrated into the website but also take advantage of new 2.0 features.
>>
>>
>> "parez" wrote:
>>
>>> Hi All,
>>>
>>> I have an old application written in .net 1.1.  and i am trying  to
>>> write a new feature in 2.0.
>>>
>>>
>>> This is what i am trying to do.
>>>
>>>
>>> x.y.com/abc --> site 1 (.net 1.1)
>>> x.y.com/def --> site 2 (.net 2.0)
>>>
>>>
>>> The reason why I am tryin to do this is because i tried
>>>
>>>
>>> x.y.com/abc --> site 1 (.net 1.1)
>>> x.y.com/def --> site 1 (.net 2.0)
>>>
>>>
>>> and it did not work for me.If you can tell me how to make this happen
>>> it would be great.
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks all in advnace.
>>>
>>>
>