Today, I have configured the server environment for colleagues. There is an XP operating system before installing, and the .NET Framework framework is comes with the .NET Framework framework, however, after all files are configured, ASPX file resolution is unsuccessful. When this ASPX file is accessed, this page is not displayed correctly, and the code of the ASPX file is displayed. After experiment, the IE of this party did not have a problem, that is, the problem of .NET Framework. So uninstalling reinstallation, but in this process, finding no FrontPage extension, after configuring the FrontPage extension, reinstall the frame, this time you can access the ASPX file, but prompts an associated ASPNET error. At this time, enter C: /Winnt/Microsoft.Net/framework/v1.1.4322/ASPNET_REGIIS -I installed the ASPNET after running. Everything is OK.
But when do you need to install ASPNET?
According to query information: Every .NET Framework has a version of its own ASPNET_REGIIS, and it is said in MSDN: (
By default, all ASP.NET applications are automatically updated using newly installed .NET Framework versions on a new .NET Framework version that has been installed .NET Framework. The only exception is the application that binds the running library version or updated running library version or update. Although later versions of .NET Framework has backward compatibility, you may still need to configure the ASP.NET application accordingly to use some older version. (For the script mapping of reconfiguration ASP.NET applications, each .NET Framework installation provides an associated ASP.NET IIS Registration Tool (ASPNET_REGIIS.EXE) version. Administrators can use this tool to use this tool The .NET application is re-mapped to the ASP.NET ISAPI version associated with this tool.) So after reinstalling the .NET Framework, it is best to run ASPNET_REGIIS. You can also refer to: http://www.cnblogs.com/dudu/archive / 2004/10/01/48528.html
