[.Framework BETA1]

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Moreno Tonin

I must make bugfixing to a .Net web application written with .net framework
beta 1
I install beta 1 on my compiuter wich have also .Net v1 and .Net v1.1

IIS answer me this

ASP+ Error
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Fatal Error
Description: A fatal error has occurred during the execution of the current
web request. Unfortunately no stack trace or additional error information
is available for display. Common sources of these types of fatal errors
include:
a.. Setup Configuration Problems
b.. Access Violations (AVs)
c.. Failures in Unmanaged (Interop) Code
Consider attaching a debugger to learn more about the specific failure.



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Version Information: ASP+ Build: 1.0.2204.21

nobody know the solution


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Dino Chiesa [MSFT]

You are running ASP+ from CLR version 1.0.2204, which is beta 1 (or is it
beta 2?).

..NET beta 1 is not a supported version of the framework. Can you please run
your app on .NET v1.0 or .NET v1.1, and report the results you get?

One way to do this is to use a clean machine, install .NET Framework v1.1 on
the machine, install your ASP.NET app on the machine, and re-test.

If you do not have a clean machine, then you need to Un-install the .NET
Framework beta. The release notes for .NET Framework v1.0 document how to
do this. To be correct, the beta1 should have been un-installed before the
installation of v1.0 or v1.1. So in order to be safe, I would recommend
uninstalling all versions of .NET (beta1, v1.0, v1.1), then re-installing
the v1.0 and/or v1.1 as desired. Then re-test your app as above.

What results do you see?
-Dino
 

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