ASP .NET 3.5 on IIS 6
The .NET 3.5 framework is now available on existing Windows shared hosting accounts. This upgrade was automatically applied to all Windows IIS6 accounts previously running version 2.0.
A few notes about this framework.
- 3.5 is backward compatible with both version 2.0 and 3.0.
- The 2.0/3.0/3.5 option is displayed under 'Languages' in the Hosting Control Center similar to this:
.NET Runtime Version ASP 1.1
ASP 2.0/3.0/3.5
- If you're currently running the 1.1 framework you can switch to the 3.5 framework by going to 'Languages' in the Hosting Control Center to make this change.
A few notes about this framework.
- 3.5 is backward compatible with both version 2.0 and 3.0.
- The 2.0/3.0/3.5 option is displayed under 'Languages' in the Hosting Control Center similar to this:
.NET Runtime Version ASP 1.1
ASP 2.0/3.0/3.5
- If you're currently running the 1.1 framework you can switch to the 3.5 framework by going to 'Languages' in the Hosting Control Center to make this change.
Thank you!
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Thats the news that we are waiting for a long time...
Is there any support for asp.net 3.5 extensions CTP or CTP 2
thanks...
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This is currently in beta, but something that we will support once in full release. Thanks!
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I've noticed the Virtual Dedicated Linux servers are still at Fedora v7 yet Fedora v9 was just released:
fedoraproject.org
Any word on when the update will take place?
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We will take this in to consideration, but at this time have no immediate plans for implementation.
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I read this on another blogsite:
"With NET 3.5 on your shared hosting accounts at Go Daddy it is not possible to get write permissions on files in the application root directory or its subdirectories"
Because I am dynamically creating and modifying files, xmls etc through my app.
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Write permissions are now handled in the File Manager. After accessing the File Manager under 'Content' in the Hosting Control Center, you will see a permissions icon highlight after a folder is selected. When you click this permissions icon you will have the option to set write permissions here.
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Will ASP.NET 3.5 be made available on the windows VPS's?
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You can download this framework to your Virtual Server. I recommend visiting the Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5
website for more details.
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Could you provide some instructions or a link to them on deploying .Net 3.5 to the VPS? The download package is not something we can execute on the VPS.
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I have a DNN installation on my shared windows hosting account. The hosting control panel shows asp.net 2.0/3.5 link you stated above. When I check the DNN install is shows asp 2.0 and will not run 3.5 features. How can I fix this?
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This is the default setting for Windows accounts. What issues are you running in to?
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I am attempting to install and run an interactive image gallery module that has a few really nice features.
You can view the module page on snow covered here:
http://www.snowcovered.com/snowcovered2/Default.aspx?tabid=242&PackageID=12632
and the demo from the programmer here:
http://www.phunkeezu.co.uk/
you can see what requirements his module has on those two links. Sorry but this is the best way I know to explain what is going on.
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