VS2008 AJAX and .Net 2.0

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I am using VS2008 release and am trying to create a AJAX web site targetted
to .Net 2.0. however, there is no AJAX template and the default.aspx page and
web.config that is created has no AJAX 2.0 references. Is this supported
under VS2008 or must I downgrade to VS2005?

Thanks in advance,

Mike

[Scott M.]

Ajax is supported in VS 2008, but creating a standard web form and adding
Ajax controls to it from the Toolbox.

Ajax is not a part of .NET 2.0, it's a part of the 3.x Framework. You can
develop the application using VS 2008, but your server will need the 3.x
Framework installed. The 3.5 Framework has just recently been released.
"Mike" <Mi**@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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>I am using VS2008 release and am trying to create a AJAX web site targetted
to .Net 2.0. however, there is no AJAX template and the default.aspx page
and
web.config that is created has no AJAX 2.0 references. Is this supported
under VS2008 or must I downgrade to VS2005?

Thanks in advance,

Mike

[Scott M.]

"by" creating a standard....
"Scott M." <sm**@nospam.nospamwrote in message
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Ajax is supported in VS 2008, but creating a standard web form and adding
Ajax controls to it from the Toolbox.

Ajax is not a part of .NET 2.0, it's a part of the 3.x Framework. You can
develop the application using VS 2008, but your server will need the 3.x
Framework installed. The 3.5 Framework has just recently been released.
"Mike" <Mi**@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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>>I am using VS2008 release and am trying to create a AJAX web site
targetted
to .Net 2.0. however, there is no AJAX template and the default.aspx page
and
web.config that is created has no AJAX 2.0 references. Is this supported
under VS2008 or must I downgrade to VS2005?

Thanks in advance,

Mike

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there currently is no template for 2.0, but if ajax is installed, update the
web.config as specified in the docs, and it will work.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"Mike" wrote:

I am using VS2008 release and am trying to create a AJAX web site targetted
to .Net 2.0. however, there is no AJAX template and the default.aspx page and
web.config that is created has no AJAX 2.0 references. Is this supported
under VS2008 or must I downgrade to VS2005?

Thanks in advance,

Mike

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Scott,

Thanks. I guess I'll just have to wire 1.0 by hand as my company is not yet
willing to put 3.5 in production.

Regards,

Mike

"Scott M." wrote:

"by" creating a standard....
"Scott M." <sm**@nospam.nospamwrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

Ajax is supported in VS 2008, but creating a standard web form and adding
Ajax controls to it from the Toolbox.

Ajax is not a part of .NET 2.0, it's a part of the 3.x Framework. You can
develop the application using VS 2008, but your server will need the 3.x
Framework installed. The 3.5 Framework has just recently been released.
"Mike" <Mi**@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:1B**********************************@microsof t.com...

>I am using VS2008 release and am trying to create a AJAX web site
targetted
to .Net 2.0. however, there is no AJAX template and the default.aspx page
and
web.config that is created has no AJAX 2.0 references. Is this supported
under VS2008 or must I downgrade to VS2005?

Thanks in advance,

Mike

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Bruce,

That's what I figured. Can you point me to the appropriate docs? I added the
references and handlers manually and got the page to render with scripting
properly, I'm just not sure if I missed anything (probably the stuff related
to WS callbacks).

Regards,

Mike

"bruce barker" wrote:

there currently is no template for 2.0, but if ajax is installed, update the
web.config as specified in the docs, and it will work.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"Mike" wrote:

I am using VS2008 release and am trying to create a AJAX web site targetted
to .Net 2.0. however, there is no AJAX template and the default.aspx page and
web.config that is created has no AJAX 2.0 references. Is this supported
under VS2008 or must I downgrade to VS2005?

Thanks in advance,

Mike