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New Post 6/12/2008 7:42 AM
User is offline alghawks
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Re: Can't make site use .NET version 2.0 

Did you find a solution to this? I've been working on the same problem for three days. All the forums tell me to adjust IIS or rebuild the web.config file, but those are all fine and I can't for the life of me figure it out!

 
New Post 6/12/2008 10:38 AM
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Re: Can't make site use .NET version 2.0 

A couple of suggestions to try. Typically the "MachineToApplication" is the virtual directory not being set as an application and/or a web.config at a higher level is also getting picked up. Open up IIS on the server and create a seperate (new) application pool and call it  BugNetPool. The .NET 1.1 and .NET 2.0 applications on the server need to run in seperate pools from each other (there can be mulitple virtual directory applications running in each pool, but all the apps for each pool must be for the same .NET version). Now, open the properties on the IIS virtual directory for the BugNet. On the Virtual Directory tab, under Application name, it should not be grayed out. If it is, click Create and give it a name, BugNet, and select the Application pool you just created, BugNetPool. Next verify that the 'ASP.NET/ASP.NET version' is set for 2.0 and click ok. Back in IIS, right-mouse on the BugNet virtual directory application and click Browse.

To verify visually that it's an application, I'm not sure of the icon names, but an appliation virtual directory will look like the icon for the application pools. A non-application virtual directory will have a folder with a globe.

 
New Post 6/12/2008 1:01 PM
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Re: Can't make site use .NET version 2.0 

Odiggity -- You are a LIFESAVER!

That is exactly what it was -- the application pool for 2.0 had been removed/damaged/something. Perhaps it was lost in our Server Upgrades over the last few months. You have saved me many fruitless hours!!!

Thank you!

 
New Post 6/12/2008 8:29 PM
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Re: Can't make site use .NET version 2.0 
Modified By ravensjk  on 6/12/2008 7:34:26 PM)

Thank you very much for taking the time to help.  I really want to get this to work.  I have seen other posts on here where people have gotten BugNET to work on windows 2003 so that shouldn't be the issue.  I did try creating a new app pool, but that didn't help either.  BugNET does seem to be a web site though and not an application.  When I right click on the Web Sites folder it only gives me the option of a new web site though, new virtual directory is missing.  BugNET is a globe with a folder not a cog, how can I change that?  It already is listed as a named application under the properties tab.

 
New Post 6/13/2008 10:11 AM
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Re: Can't make site use .NET version 2.0 

You need to open the properties on the IIS virtual directory for the BugNet ("globe with a folder...") and not the 'Web Sites'.

  • Right click the BugNet virtual directory and click properties
  • On the Virtual Directory tab, under Application name, it should not be grayed out. If it is, click 'Create' and give it a name, BugNet, and select the Application pool you just created, BugNetPool.
  • Next verify that the 'ASP.NET/ASP.NET version' is set for 2.0 and click ok to close the properties window
  • Back in IIS, right-mouse on the BugNet virtual directory application and click Browse.

Also might verify that you have allowed ASP.NET v2.0 extensions in the 'Web Service Extensions'.

 
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