It was told that .Net 2.0 Framework has got it's in built
webserver. Does it mean that it doesn't need IIS? What is
the significance of Front Page Server Extensions in creating
or hosting a Web Application in .net?



It was told that .Net 2.0 Framework has got it's in built webserver. Does it mean that it does..

Answer / navneet k soni

Either .NET 2.0 framework has got it's in built web server but still it needs an IIS as all the frameworks of .NET application are always required , but that is only up to the developer either upload the files via IIS or any FTP .

And the extension of .NET is .aspx

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