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Thread: Setting up a dev. environment (visual studio, dreamweaver, IIS, .NET 2.0 framework)?

  1. 02-25-2011, 01:03 AM #1
    Johanaero is offline Junior Member
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    Default Setting up a dev. environment (visual studio, dreamweaver, IIS, .NET 2.0 framework)?

    just started programming, trying to set up a dev. environment on my PC. I like the Visual Studio IDE for coding vb.net but I like dreamweaver better for the actual page deisgn process. Anyone know where i can find a tutorial or explain how to set up Dreamweaver to work with IIS/.NET installed locally? Visual Studio and Visual Web Dev work fine and I can see the pages I have been coding in Dreamweaver but when I preview the page in Dreamweaver it says i need to specify a test server and server technology. I cant seem to get this working.
  2. 02-26-2011, 04:24 AM #2
    Wade73 is offline Junior Member
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    This might be a better question for the Dreamweaver product forum, since they probably run into this issue all the time.
  3. 08-09-2011, 03:21 AM #3
    farrukhsubhani is offline Junior Member
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    Go to Manage sites section in Dreamweaver CS5 or later and Add a site or select one if you have already added one. Then on the left you will see servers menu just below the site menu. Click on it and add a new server by giving it a name and select local network or Whatever you are comfortable with. Then click on Advance and at the bottom choose ASP.Net C# or ASP.Net VB as server model.
    Thats it.