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NullPointerException
IIS question
I've suddenly found the need to convert a .NET Windows From to something web-enabled. This means I need to get IIS running on a Win2k box. The question is - where can I get IIS? Hunting through MS's website, everything leads me to Server2003. (Our IT staff runs this, but I would rather do this locally.) I was under the impression there's a version that ships with XP; is this available for download?
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Ursus Arctos Moderatis
Win2k has it built in, simply go to "Add/Remove Programs" => "Add/Remove Windows Components", and you'll see IIS listed in there. Simlpy check it off, and click okay, and you'll probably be prompted to insert your OS-disk so it can copy some files. Once that's done, you should be good to go.
XP Professional has this as well, but if you're running XP Home, you're SOL.
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NullPointerException
Well, I'll be. It was there all along. No wonder I couldn't download it :P
Thanks!
Open Source is free like a puppy is free.
It's only when you look at an ant through a magnifying glass on a sunny day that you realise how often they burst into flames.
Understanding Evolution
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Don't forget to reapply service packs after installing components from your original OS release disk.
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Ursus Arctos Moderatis
True true! Or just go to Windows Update, they'll hook you up with whatever security patches and upgrades are necessary.
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NullPointerException
Hmm. Just visited Windows Update, and it didn't find any additional patches I needed. The same few that I've refused to install for things I don't use (MS JVM, WMP, etc) are there.
Nothing new for IIS showed up. Should there have been?
Open Source is free like a puppy is free.
It's only when you look at an ant through a magnifying glass on a sunny day that you realise how often they burst into flames.
Understanding Evolution
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