Installing AJAX on Test Server

When I install AJAX on my test server, is there anything to worry about in terms of my other non-AJAX ASP applications? Will installing the AJAX framework msi effect my other applications in any way?

shouldn't affect it at all unless you get everything enabled correctly in the individual web.configs. otherwise the other web apps shouldn't even know it is there.

So it sounds like as long as I don't touch my other applications on the test server, simply installing the updated framework won't affect anything.

installing sample databases for march CTP

I can't able to attach sam,ple databases.I have installed atlas sample applications as there default path.

I am getting error

CREATE FILE encountered operating system error 123(The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.) while attempting to open or create the physical file 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft ASP.NET\Atlas Sample Applications\Contacts\App_Data\C:\DD\ATLAS\MAIN\APPS\CONTACTS\APP_DATA\CONTACTS.MDF_log.LDF'.
Could not open new database 'C:\DD\ATLAS\MAIN\APPS\CONTACTS\APP_DATA\CONTACTS.MDF'. CREATE DATABASE is aborted.
File activation failure. The physical file name "C:\dd\atlas\main\apps\Contacts\App_Data\Contacts_log.ldf" may be incorrect. (Microsoft SQL Server, Error: 5123)

even if i remove lof file option when attaching the file,

(no result)

make pathC:\DD\ATLAS\MAIN\APPS\CONTACTS\APP_DATA\CONTACTS.MDF_log.LDF'

(no result)

rename database to contacts e.t.c

if any body got same problem and able to resolve then please guide me

Where you able to fix this problem , i'm having the same problem on my machine. thxs.

Is Atlas ready for prime time

Hi,
Is Atlas ready to be implemented into commercial web applications now or maybe the question should be, Should Atlas be implented into commercial web applications. Does it fall under the beta go-live licence. Is there any idea as to cost of the final product library.
thanks.I've just come back from PDC where I went to some neat sessions where Atlas was showcased. I'm not part of the dev team, but it's my understanding Beta 1 with as "Go Live" licence will be some time next year. The reason it's out in the public domain is to get feedback, so it's probably too early for production sites (unless you're very brave), but it's definitely time to experiment, something I'll be doing plenty of when the jet lag wears off
Short answer: No.
The bits that have been released are preview bits for us to play withand learn about. According to the licensing agreement, you're noteven allowed (legally) to implement these bits in a production app, sopersonally, I wouldn't do it.
Having returned from PDC, I'm excited to experiment with this great newtechnology! (And guys on the ASP.NET team, I still want a HUGEback button! (Inside joke from the Panel on Friday))

Thanks - I reconed no was the answer - its a shame they tempt us with this stuff so early.

What is the client footprint in order to run the AJAX application developed using Atlas? Can the application run on IE 6.x and does the user need to install Atlas client libraries?

sgadre99 wrote:

What is the client footprint in order to run the AJAX application developed using Atlas? Can the application run on IE 6.x and does the user need to install Atlas client libraries?

sgadre99, the end user is not required to install anything at all.
Applications developed using Atlas are cross browser compatible, and will run on IE6, Safari, variants of Mozilla's browsers. (I'd assume all browsers which support the XmlHttpRequest object, which also includes the Opera browser.)
With Atlas you can have either standard html client side controls mixed with JavaScript, or from my understanding, Atlas Server controls mixed with XML-Script.