ASP.NET

Between your two scripts that you supplied, you are saying the following:

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1. To get started, I will not be using IIS to test the web application. I will be using the default web server in visual studio 2010 called cassini. Here is where I obtained the opinion from:
From the &quot;http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa983445.aspx&quot; url, I found that you recommend the settings would be set to the following:

a. <UseIIS>False</UseIIS>;Use Local IIS Web server -Specifies that Visual Studio will test your application on the local IIS or IIS Express Web server instead of the Visual Studio Development Server.

b. <AutoAssignPort>True</AutoAssignPort>;Specifies that Visual Studio should select a random HTTP port on the development computer to send requests to. This HTTP port is used to test the Web application project by using the built-in Visual Studio Development Server.

c. <DevelopmentServerPort>2566</DevelopmentServerPort>;- I am using the default development server path.

2. I will go to the control panel--&gt;add/remove programs and then delete IIS that was installed by the network administator.

3. I will then go to the general windows program and type in the command scipt you gave me. This will properly install iis 7/6 to work with my visual studio.
From the above, after I run the PkgMgr.exe, my visual studio.net will be tied into iis.
From what I can gather, I will be still running my visual studio 2010 with the default web server cassini. However when I want to actually connect my visual studio.net 2010 to working with IIs, I will need to change my settings to the following:
<UseIIS>True</UseIIS>           <AutoAssignPort>False</AutoAssignPort>           <DevelopmentServerPort>3358</DevelopmentServerPort>           <DevelopmentServerVPath>/SUPPORT</DevelopmentServerVPath>           <IISUrl>http://localhost:8080/support</IISUrl>;


When I can ready to deploy the application to production, I will need to do the comments you made below:
As far as programming IIS7 server, set the root path to the folder you put the project in in Default Web Site. Then on the far right, set the bindings to port 80, click on Default Documents, and enter the default document name, usually Default.aspx</pre>

Kaare Tragethon wrote:

But after my methods are finished

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command.CommandText = "SELECT TimeStamp, " + siloNo + " FROM SilosGraphHistory";
UxChartSiloHistory.DataSource = command.ExecuteReader();
UxChartSiloHistory.Series["UxChartSeriesSilo"].XValueMember = "TimeStamp";
UxChartSiloHistory.Series["UxChartSeriesSilo"].YValueMembers = siloNo;
UxChartSiloHistory.DataBind(); 
//.....