Since all web content is processed by an isapi filter, then you should just
be able to redirect the root in IIS to use the correct filter to parse the
content.
just after you install 2.0 on your server, you should have the ASP.NET
property page available for web applications in the IIS management console.
the first dropdownlist on this property page lets you select which ASP.NET
version you wish to have for the application.
Just to add to what Al said, ASP.NET 1.1 and 2.0 do not run in the same
application pool without crashing, you need to make at least one pool
for each one, and move any app using a different version to the
corresponding pool.
Thanks to all for your responses. They are very helpful.
One last question.
On a Windows 2000 server at work that I do not have any control over I am
trying to help someone figure out if ASP.NET 2.0 is installed and how to set
the ASP.NET version for a virtual directory or website. Since it is Windows
2000 it must be IIS 5.0.
When you install the APS.NET 2.0 runtime will there be a ASP.NET tab in IIS
5.0? If not how do you set the ASP.NET version for Windows 2000 / IIS 5.0?
Thanks
Jay
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