> Im using vb.net 2003, click File/New/Project  and in the Visual Basic
> projects, select the ASP.NET Web application
>
> The path is  http://localhost1/something
>
> it takes several seconds and says NO!  are you crazy? you cant create an
> ASP.NET application!  Something isnt on your computer that you need, a web
> server?
>
> So I finally get the idea to click 'help' and it says I need the IIs thing
> installed on my computer.  But I just spent 5 hours yesterday installing
> SQL
> server, isnt that good enough?
>
> The last time I installed IIs was in 2001.  Ill never forget it.   It was
> like saying hey remote cyberspace community, please ruin my computer,
> remotely, you can logon and have full priviledges...and thats what
> happened.
> So now just thinking about IIs?  has it been improved where "Anonymous"
> wont
> get total access to my computer?
>
>
> tia
>
>

"Brad Rogers" wrote:

> Im using vb.net 2003, click File/New/Project  and in the Visual Basic
> projects, select the ASP.NET Web application
>
> The path is  http://localhost1/something
>
> it takes several seconds and says NO!  are you crazy? you cant create an
> ASP.NET application!  Something isnt on your computer that you need, a web
> server?
>
> So I finally get the idea to click 'help' and it says I need the IIs thing
> installed on my computer.  But I just spent 5 hours yesterday installing SQL
> server, isnt that good enough?
>
> The last time I installed IIs was in 2001.  Ill never forget it.   It was
> like saying hey remote cyberspace community, please ruin my computer,
> remotely, you can logon and have full priviledges...and thats what happened.
> So now just thinking about IIs?  has it been improved where "Anonymous" wont
> get total access to my computer?
>
>
> tia
>
>
>

"dan ras" <dan_ras(remo***@msn.com> wrote in message
news:D48E481F-5C10-4FAE-8F83-2A1229C77FF7@microsoft.com...
> yo Brad, you can install the IIS via the control panel, add remove
programs,
> add remove windows components on the left side, click internet info server
> and it will install or ask you to insert original disk
>
> i am new at this stuff too, so maybe we can help each other and get some
> others to help. after all it is christmas!!!
>
> dan
>
> "Brad Rogers" wrote:
>
> > Im using vb.net 2003, click File/New/Project  and in the Visual Basic
> > projects, select the ASP.NET Web application
> >
> > The path is  http://localhost1/something
> >
> > it takes several seconds and says NO!  are you crazy? you cant create an
> > ASP.NET application!  Something isnt on your computer that you need, a
web
> > server?
> >
> > So I finally get the idea to click 'help' and it says I need the IIs
thing
> > installed on my computer.  But I just spent 5 hours yesterday installing
SQL
> > server, isnt that good enough?
> >
> > The last time I installed IIs was in 2001.  Ill never forget it.   It
was
> > like saying hey remote cyberspace community, please ruin my computer,
> > remotely, you can logon and have full priviledges...and thats what
happened.
> > So now just thinking about IIs?  has it been improved where "Anonymous"
wont
> > get total access to my computer?
> >
> >
> > tia
> >
> >
> >

> Hey thanks you guys
>
> What Ill probaby do is install the new VS2005 beta Ive got, it better
> still
> be okay to use, and install IIs there.  I need to see the newest features,
> its for learning right now.
>
> I installed the SQL server which seems awesome, but click on anything? its
> a
> 3-5 minute wait.  I need a tv to watch or something else to do.  click,
> hourglass, nothing, wait.
>
> will keep you posted
>
>
>
> "dan ras" <dan_ras(remo***@msn.com> wrote in message
> news:D48E481F-5C10-4FAE-8F83-2A1229C77FF7@microsoft.com...
>> yo Brad, you can install the IIS via the control panel, add remove
> programs,
>> add remove windows components on the left side, click internet info
>> server
>> and it will install or ask you to insert original disk
>>
>> i am new at this stuff too, so maybe we can help each other and get some
>> others to help. after all it is christmas!!!
>>
>> dan
>>
>> "Brad Rogers" wrote:
>>
>> > Im using vb.net 2003, click File/New/Project  and in the Visual Basic
>> > projects, select the ASP.NET Web application
>> >
>> > The path is  http://localhost1/something
>> >
>> > it takes several seconds and says NO!  are you crazy? you cant create
>> > an
>> > ASP.NET application!  Something isnt on your computer that you need, a
> web
>> > server?
>> >
>> > So I finally get the idea to click 'help' and it says I need the IIs
> thing
>> > installed on my computer.  But I just spent 5 hours yesterday
>> > installing
> SQL
>> > server, isnt that good enough?
>> >
>> > The last time I installed IIs was in 2001.  Ill never forget it.   It
> was
>> > like saying hey remote cyberspace community, please ruin my computer,
>> > remotely, you can logon and have full priviledges...and thats what
> happened.
>> > So now just thinking about IIs?  has it been improved where "Anonymous"
> wont
>> > get total access to my computer?
>> >
>> >
>> > tia
>> >
>> >
>> >
>
>

"Joseph Bittman MVP MCSD" <RyanBitt***@msn.com> wrote in message
news:eWt$GiPCGHA.4016@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> December 24, 2005
>
>  Actually, VS 05 comes with its own internal 'IIS' like engine... so you
> actually don't (and cannot) use IIS with the 2005 version. Once your
> applications are deployed in a production environment, would be when you
> have to install IIS since you are using VS 05. :-) I do believe VS 05 beta
> is still okay to use, and you can always get the Trial edition if
something
> comes up unexpectedly. Hope this helps, and they can be slow! (especially
> the betas)
>
> --
>
>                        Joseph Bittman
>      Microsoft Certified Solution Developer
> Microsoft Most Valuable Professional -- DPM
>
> Blog/Web Site: http://71.39.42.23/
>
>
>
> "Brad Rogers" <bradz1234.nspam@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:0ykrf.461$X86.403@trnddc04...
> > Hey thanks you guys
> >
> > What Ill probaby do is install the new VS2005 beta Ive got, it better
> > still
> > be okay to use, and install IIs there.  I need to see the newest
features,
> > its for learning right now.
> >
> > I installed the SQL server which seems awesome, but click on anything?
its
> > a
> > 3-5 minute wait.  I need a tv to watch or something else to do.  click,
> > hourglass, nothing, wait.
> >
> > will keep you posted
> >
> >
> >
> > "dan ras" <dan_ras(remo***@msn.com> wrote in message
> > news:D48E481F-5C10-4FAE-8F83-2A1229C77FF7@microsoft.com...
> >> yo Brad, you can install the IIS via the control panel, add remove
> > programs,
> >> add remove windows components on the left side, click internet info
> >> server
> >> and it will install or ask you to insert original disk
> >>
> >> i am new at this stuff too, so maybe we can help each other and get
some
> >> others to help. after all it is christmas!!!
> >>
> >> dan
> >>
> >> "Brad Rogers" wrote:
> >>
> >> > Im using vb.net 2003, click File/New/Project  and in the Visual Basic
> >> > projects, select the ASP.NET Web application
> >> >
> >> > The path is  http://localhost1/something
> >> >
> >> > it takes several seconds and says NO!  are you crazy? you cant create
> >> > an
> >> > ASP.NET application!  Something isnt on your computer that you need,
a
> > web
> >> > server?
> >> >
> >> > So I finally get the idea to click 'help' and it says I need the IIs
> > thing
> >> > installed on my computer.  But I just spent 5 hours yesterday
> >> > installing
> > SQL
> >> > server, isnt that good enough?
> >> >
> >> > The last time I installed IIs was in 2001.  Ill never forget it.   It
> > was
> >> > like saying hey remote cyberspace community, please ruin my computer,
> >> > remotely, you can logon and have full priviledges...and thats what
> > happened.
> >> > So now just thinking about IIs?  has it been improved where
"Anonymous"
> > wont
> >> > get total access to my computer?
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > tia
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >
> >
>
>