Step 1: Download and install .Net SDK ASP.NET is provided as part of the .NET SDK, which is created, generated, and tests all the techniques required for applications based on .NET Framework. To download and install .Net SDK, go to the MSDN Online .NET Developer Center (English), then click Download The .NET Framework SDK Beta 1. Download content is approximately 90 mb; however, there is an option to divide SDK into a series of small files. Before installing the ASP.NET, you need to install Internet Explorer 5.5, you can download it from http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.htm (English). Note: The SDK's technical preview version only supports Windows 2000 Server installed on Internet Information Services (IIS) 5.0, while Beta 1 supports Windows NT 4.0 and IIS 4.0. Step 2: Install the Quick Start Sample of the .NET Framework If you have already installed SDK, you should also install the quick start-ups example of .NET Framework. A quick entry example included in the .NET SDK contains a detailed example of various ASP.NET features and other .NET technology. To install Quick Start Sample: Open the SDK Overview link (.NET Framework SDK overview), which is added to your desktop during the SDK installation process. After the HTML page is open, click the .NET Framework Samples link. Install the example according to the installation steps. After the installation is complete, you can access the example at httt/default/quickstart/default.htm. Finally, when you browse the default document, you can select the ASP.NET link at the top of the page. This link contains a list of ASP.NET examples. Step 3: Join the ASPNG Discussion List Charles Carroll As one of the leaders of the ASP.NET community, they always host the list of email-based ASP.NET discussions. In fact, from the first day of the Professional Developer Conference (PDC) in July, this discussion list has always existed. The list of discussion is the best choice for learning and publishing increasingly rich knowledge of ASP.NET developers. Charles checks and filtering all messages to ensure that published articles are related to this list, so that the discussion does not leave the subject. In addition to the community list, Microsoft .NET Framework team also regularly participates in discussion and releases sample code. The last time SCOTT GUTHRIE released an ASP.NET example of a dynamically generated image. To join the discussion list, just access http://www.asplists.com/asplists/aspng.asp. On this page, you can find a complete list of email discussions for different topics related to ASP.NET. The most active list is aspngbeta, we recommend you to join this list. Please select Aspngbeta from the list. You can also access http://www.asplists.com/asplists/aspngbeta.asp (English), select the option you want to receive email distribution.
