I added some ajax to my asp.net web site and will Ajax just doesn't seem
to work. Does Any one PLEASE have any ideas on why Ajax doesn't work
on Apache 2.2.6 w/asp.net 2.0
7  2095 
What are you using, Mono? What is your setup exactly. ASP.Net 2.0 doesn't
have built in Ajax support, only through the System.Web.Exte nsions namespace
which is available as an addition to standard ASP.Net 2.0 and is included in
the 3.5 framework.
Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP - Expression
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I added some ajax to my asp.net web site and will Ajax just doesn't seem
to work. Does Any one PLEASE have any ideas on why Ajax doesn't work
on Apache 2.2.6 w/asp.net 2.0
No I don't know what mono is. Just ASP.NET 2.0 w/ Apache 2.2.6 and Ajax 1.0
See I run Windows XP Home with Apache 2.2.6 and ASP.NET 2.0 and I been
using Web Developer 2005 express and I setup a web site in Ajax and with
I copied it over to my web site. The parts in Ajax didn't work. Thats
why I'm trying to find out why Ajax doesn't work.
Joe
Mark Fitzpatrick wrote:
What are you using, Mono? What is your setup exactly. ASP.Net 2.0
doesn't have built in Ajax support, only through the
System.Web.Exte nsions namespace which is available as an addition to
standard ASP.Net 2.0 and is included in the 3.5 framework.
Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP - Expression
"Joe" <jo*@bbs.netwro te in message
news:Ta******** *************** *******@posted. nuvoxcommunicat ions...
>I added some ajax to my asp.net web site and will Ajax just doesn't
seem to work. Does Any one PLEASE have any ideas on why Ajax doesn't work
on Apache 2.2.6 w/asp.net 2.0
It could very well be because it's an Apache web server. ASP.Net is meant to
run within IIS. Apache had a mod for running ASP.Net, but the links I had to
it are dead. MS made a web server specifically for users of Windows XP Home
edition, since it doesn't come with IIS, called Cassini. This was made
freely available on the ASP.Net site. A newer version of it is within Visual
Web Developer Express 2008 so you may want to give that a try. Apache isn't
normally a host for ASP.Net, and the support may be spotty at best. Just to
be sure, you did install the Ajax extensions for ASP.Net 2.0 and modify your
web.config file with the appropriate additions. That probably won't help
though because Apache's ASP.Net mod may, at best, only be able to use
features built into the core .Net Framework 2.0.
Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP - Expression
"Joe" <jo*@bbs.netwro te in message
news:ve******** *************** *******@posted. nuvoxcommunicat ions...
No I don't know what mono is. Just ASP.NET 2.0 w/ Apache 2.2.6 and Ajax
1.0
See I run Windows XP Home with Apache 2.2.6 and ASP.NET 2.0 and I been
using Web Developer 2005 express and I setup a web site in Ajax and with I
copied it over to my web site. The parts in Ajax didn't work. Thats why
I'm trying to find out why Ajax doesn't work.
Joe
Mark Fitzpatrick wrote:
>What are you using, Mono? What is your setup exactly. ASP.Net 2.0 doesn't
have built in Ajax support, only through the System.Web.Exte nsions
namespace which is available as an addition to standard ASP.Net 2.0 and
is included in the 3.5 framework.
Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP - Expression
"Joe" <jo*@bbs.netwro te in message
news:Ta******* *************** ********@posted .nuvoxcommunica tions...
>>I added some ajax to my asp.net web site and will Ajax just doesn't seem
to work. Does Any one PLEASE have any ideas on why Ajax doesn't work
on Apache 2.2.6 w/asp.net 2.0
Thanks Mark. Yes I did I installed all that. Like I say the only problem
I have is getting Ajax to work. asp.net 2.0 seems to work real good with
apache 2.2.6. Its just that the options I added in Ajax don't seem to
work at all. Thats the part no one can under stand. And windows xp home
doesn't support IIS. Only the Pro Version does.
I was hoping that there mite be some thing that I missed. Well I went
over every thing and couldn't find any thing wrong. It works in the VWD
2005 expresses asp.net 2.0 Development Server. Just don't know what else
to try
Thanks Mark
Joe
Mark Fitzpatrick wrote:
It could very well be because it's an Apache web server. ASP.Net is
meant to run within IIS. Apache had a mod for running ASP.Net, but the
links I had to it are dead. MS made a web server specifically for users
of Windows XP Home edition, since it doesn't come with IIS, called
Cassini. This was made freely available on the ASP.Net site. A newer
version of it is within Visual Web Developer Express 2008 so you may
want to give that a try. Apache isn't normally a host for ASP.Net, and
the support may be spotty at best. Just to be sure, you did install the
Ajax extensions for ASP.Net 2.0 and modify your web.config file with the
appropriate additions. That probably won't help though because Apache's
ASP.Net mod may, at best, only be able to use features built into the
core .Net Framework 2.0.
Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP - Expression
"Joe" <jo*@bbs.netwro te in message
news:ve******** *************** *******@posted. nuvoxcommunicat ions...
>No I don't know what mono is. Just ASP.NET 2.0 w/ Apache 2.2.6 and
Ajax 1.0
See I run Windows XP Home with Apache 2.2.6 and ASP.NET 2.0 and I been
using Web Developer 2005 express and I setup a web site in Ajax and
with I copied it over to my web site. The parts in Ajax didn't work.
Thats why I'm trying to find out why Ajax doesn't work.
Joe
Mark Fitzpatrick wrote:
>>What are you using, Mono? What is your setup exactly. ASP.Net 2.0
doesn't have built in Ajax support, only through the
System.Web.Ex tensions namespace which is available as an addition to
standard ASP.Net 2.0 and is included in the 3.5 framework.
Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP - Expression
"Joe" <jo*@bbs.netwro te in message
news:Ta****** *************** *********@poste d.nuvoxcommunic ations...
I added some ajax to my asp.net web site and will Ajax just doesn't
seem to work. Does Any one PLEASE have any ideas on why Ajax doesn't
work
on Apache 2.2.6 w/asp.net 2.0
darrel wrote:
>I have is getting Ajax to work. asp.net 2.0 seems to work real good with
apache 2.2.6.
I've never heard of that. Are you using this?:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/mod-aspdotnet
-Darrel
Hope. I all ready have asp.net 2.0 installed. I just want to get Ajax
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