IIS 6.0 Development

[Brian Wise]

We now have Windows 2003 webservers for development. If the past we were
focusing on IIS 5.0 development. How do developers program in IIS 6.0, when
thier workstation is Windows XP running IIS 5.1? They develop thier projects
locally then push to the server for testing.

[John Timney \(Microsoft MVP\)]

Get them to install the same framework into their local web server. You
should not notice a difference when you upload their code to the IIS6
server.
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Regards

John Timney
Microsoft Regional Director
Microsoft MVP
"Brian Wise" <bw***@tecolote.com> wrote in message
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We now have Windows 2003 webservers for development. If the past we were
focusing on IIS 5.0 development. How do developers program in IIS 6.0, when thier workstation is Windows XP running IIS 5.1? They develop thier projects locally then push to the server for testing.

[Nick Malik]

Unless you are using features specific to IIS 6.0, you don't need IIS 6 on
the workstations. If you are using those features, consider giving copies
of Virtual Server to your developers, or giving them access to the web
service using Terminal Services.

--- Nick

"Brian Wise" <bw***@tecolote.com> wrote in message
news:ej**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...

We now have Windows 2003 webservers for development. If the past we were
focusing on IIS 5.0 development. How do developers program in IIS 6.0, when thier workstation is Windows XP running IIS 5.1? They develop thier projects locally then push to the server for testing.