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Developing with Microsoft .NET and ASP.NET for Server Core

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In the next release of Windows Server, the Server Core installation option will support a subset of .NET and ASP.NET allowing your managed applications and web servers to take advantage of the reduced management and maintenance that Server Core provides. Learn about writing new code for-and how to ensure existing code works within-the subset of .NET and ASP.NET that are in Server Core. In addition, this session covers how to use the existing toolset, a command line environment, to troubleshoot and debug on Server Core.

Ian Robinson
Andrew Mason

Tags: , Advanced, ASP.NET, Breakout Session, Server 2008 R2, w2k8r2, Windows Server

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