I have been using VS 2003.... just installed VS 2005....
In 2003, if you want to create a Web project, you open Visual Basic Projects
| ASP.NET Web Application....
How do you begin an ASP project in 2005 ?
Nov 26 '06
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"RobinS" wrote:
I'd be surprised if he knew about that article.
Those two guys who are trolling here just want
everything to go back to VB6, and will make up
anything to try to convince people to do that.
They don't get that sometimes, whether you like
it or not, you just have to move forward, and
that there's nothing they can do to *make* Microsoft
get rid of VB.Net and return to enhancing VB6.
All they're doing is irritating people in this
newsgroup.
Robin S.
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"Chris Dunaway" <du******@gmail .comwrote in message
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RobinS wrote:
Rob, this guy's information is incorrect. He's trolling.
While I agree he's a troll, perhaps he is referring to this:
http://www.schwieb.com/blog/2006/08/...-visual-basic/
interesting article, so the reason VB is being dropped is cos they cant get
it to run on an intel processor? derrrrrrr
guy
yeah totally ridiculous ain't it?
VB is getting killed because C# is now the 'favoritest programming
language' out of redmond
they just think that the name is SOOOOOO CUTE
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
guy wrote:
"RobinS" wrote:
I'd be surprised if he knew about that article.
Those two guys who are trolling here just want
everything to go back to VB6, and will make up
anything to try to convince people to do that.
They don't get that sometimes, whether you like
it or not, you just have to move forward, and
that there's nothing they can do to *make* Microsoft
get rid of VB.Net and return to enhancing VB6.
All they're doing is irritating people in this
newsgroup.
Robin S.
---------------------------------
"Chris Dunaway" <du******@gmail .comwrote in message
news:11******** *************@h 54g2000cwb.goog legroups.com...
RobinS wrote:
>Rob, this guy's information is incorrect. He's trolling.
>
While I agree he's a troll, perhaps he is referring to this:
>
http://www.schwieb.com/blog/2006/08/...-visual-basic/
>
interesting article, so the reason VB is being dropped is cos they cant get
it to run on an intel processor? derrrrrrr
guy
Geez, don't give them any ideas.
Robin S.
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<aa*********@gm ail.comwrote in message
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yeah totally ridiculous ain't it?
VB is getting killed because C# is now the 'favoritest programming
language' out of redmond
they just think that the name is SOOOOOO CUTE
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
I _DARE_ you Microsoft; to call the next version VB#
guy wrote:
>"RobinS" wrote:
I'd be surprised if he knew about that article.
Those two guys who are trolling here just want
everything to go back to VB6, and will make up
anything to try to convince people to do that.
They don't get that sometimes, whether you like
it or not, you just have to move forward, and
that there's nothing they can do to *make* Microsoft
get rid of VB.Net and return to enhancing VB6.
All they're doing is irritating people in this
newsgroup.
Robin S.
---------------------------------
"Chris Dunaway" <du******@gmail .comwrote in message
news:11******** *************@h 54g2000cwb.goog legroups.com...
RobinS wrote:
Rob, this guy's information is incorrect. He's trolling.
While I agree he's a troll, perhaps he is referring to this:
http://www.schwieb.com/blog/2006/08/...-visual-basic/
interesting article, so the reason VB is being dropped is cos they cant
get
it to run on an intel processor? derrrrrrr
guy
SP1 is _NEVER_ coming out.
I don't see an article on the frontpage www.microsoft.com that lists
RELEASE DATES for SP1 for VS 2003 and 2005.. and I don't see a PUBLICLY
ADVERTISED RELEASE DATA FOR SQL SERVER 2005 SP2.
THOSE BITCHES NEED TO STOP PLAYING 'SECRET SQUIRREL' HIDING GAMES AND
START RELAYING THIS INFORMATION TO US USING PLAIN ENGLISH.
THOSE BITCHES NEED TO STOP PLAYING 'SECRET SQUIRREL' HIDING GAMES AND
START RELAYING THIS INFORMATION TO US USING PLAIN ENGLISH.
THOSE BITCHES NEED TO STOP PLAYING 'SECRET SQUIRREL' HIDING GAMES AND
START RELAYING THIS INFORMATION TO US USING PLAIN ENGLISH.
Dennis wrote:
Thanks all. I'm getting ready to upgrade to VB2005 after SP1 comes out so
trying to learn as much as I can before I upgrade.
--
Dennis in Houston
"Ryan S. Thiele" wrote:
But if you want to debug through ISS, you can chose to create the project in
'Local Web Site'.
--
Thiele Enterprises - The Power Is In Your Hands Now!
--
"Ken Tucker [MVP]" <Ke**********@d iscussions.micr osoft.comwrote in message
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Dennis,
That is correct. It will work on xp home.
Ken
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"Dennis" wrote:
Cor, then if I upgrade to VB2005, I don't have to install IIs. Is this
correct?
--
Dennis in Houston
>
>
"Cor Ligthert [MVP]" wrote:
>
Rob,
It is not needed anymore to put it in IIS. Let say VS2005 has its own
server.
If you want to publish than you can use the Publish button.
Cor
"Rob" <ro***@yahoo.co mschreef in bericht
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Thanks Cor,
>
OK so I created "WebSite1". .. I go to look in IIS, but it is not
there...
what do I have to do now to get it there ? It used to create
automatically, correct ?
>
Rob
>
>
>
"Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <no************ @planet.nlwrote in message
news:eT******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP06.phx.gbl...
>Rob,
>>
>New Website, or you have to download the webproject way as addition.
>(Because that Atlas now is for the WebSite way I would keep it with
>that).
>>
>Cor
>>
>"Rob" <ro***@yahoo.co mschreef in bericht
>news:gp******* *************** ********@comcas t.com...
>>>I have been using VS 2003.... just installed VS 2005....
>>>
>>In 2003, if you want to create a Web project, you open Visual Basic
>>Projects | ASP.NET Web Application....
>>>
>>How do you begin an ASP project in 2005 ?
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
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