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What is required on the server to publish asp.net and webform apps. on the
www? I am assuming IIS, frontpage extensions (not sure about which version).
What about database usage. Say I want to use Access 2000 in my webform app.
Hope this question makes sense.


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FrontPage server extensions are NOT necessary. Other than that, the .Net
platform, and IIS 5 or better, with the ASP.Net ISAPI configured for .aspx
pages is all that is required.

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Kevin Spencer
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I mentioned that.

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of lots of little things.
 
Does IIS 5 include the .Net platform or must it be installed separately on
the server?

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seperately.
Who said:
Does IIS 5 include the .Net platform or must it be installed separately on
the server?

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Jim Fasnacht (Senior Operations V.P.)
Rocket Drywall, Inc.
122 Derry Court
York, PA 17402

(717)779-2800 Fax (717)779-2900
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Steve,

Straight from the .NET SDK: ms-help://MS.NETFrameworkSDKv1.1/cpref/html/frlrfsystemwebsecurityformsauthenticationmemberstopic.htm

Use the static method: FormsAuthentication.SignOut()

Matt Hawley, MCAD .NET
http://www.eworldui.net

I need to allow a user to sign off from the admin section of my site. I am
using forms based authentication again a DB.
I have read several articles today... none mention how to do this. I guess
I could force an expiration of the cookie, but there must be a cleaner way.

Anyone know one?

Thanks-
Steve
 
The .Net platform is a free download from the Windows Update site.

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Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
 
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