IIS on WIN XP Home?

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Stefan Richter

Is it possible to install IIS on WIN XP Home?
If not, which other server could I use instead to be able to develop ASP.Net
stuff with Visual Studio.Net???

I tried to install IIS, and on the Visual Studio CD I found the following
instruction:
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To install Internet Information Services on Windows XP
On the Start menu, choose Run.
In the Open dialog box, type appwiz.cpl, and then click OK to open the
Add/Remove Programs dialog box; you can also access this dialog box from the
Control Panel.
In the Add/Remove Programs dialog box, choose Add/Remove Windows Components
on the left side of the dialog box.
In the Windows Component Wizard, check Internet Information Services (IIS).
Choose Next to begin installing IIS.
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Unfortunately, "IIS" doesn't seem to be available on my WIN XP Home System!
?
A work mate is using WIN XP Pro, and there you can find it in the Add/Remove
Programs dialog box.

Is there any way, to install any ASP.Net Server on WIN XP Home?

Thx,

Stefan
 
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David Clegg

Stefan said:
If not, which other server could I use instead to be able to develop
ASP.Net stuff with Visual Studio.Net???

You should be able to get Cassini to work

http://www.asp.net/Projects/Cassini/Download/Default.aspx?tabindex=0&tab
id=1


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Angélique Dayer

Hello
Did you install Cassini?? Does .Net work now or not??? I have the same
problem and I really don't know what to do! So I will try to install
cassini but tell me if it's okay for you.

Thank You
Angélique
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