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The special part of this question is if the original application does not have an sln file. It was written without the use of Visual Studio 2003 (just notepad). Its still ASP.NET 1.1, just not developed with VS and I can't figure a way to force the migration wizard to open manually.
I have a problem with asp.net 1.1, I studied asp.net with 2.0. So I know little about asp 1.1, but now ,I have a websites powered by asp.net 1.1 . I want to do some changes with it


When I used vs 2005 to edit it. but it would been automatically changed into asp.net 2.0, so, I had to decide to edit it by

notepad.


but when I deteled the files in the Bin folder was in the website's root. I opened IE to run this website's default.aspx, the page displayed error. maybe asp.net 1.1 will not be pre-compiled.

I don't have vs 2003 , so I can't edit the websites with vs. How can I compile the default.aspx.cs, please help me!
I have an application developed on vb.net on asp.net version 1.1
I need to embed Workflow functionality, and need to do this in a cost effective manner, as this application is for resale. I understand that there are 3rd party tools to develop workflows and embed those in the application but it seems that the pricing of those embedded workflows is prohibitive. Or is it not?
I understand I have an option of developing the workflow on asp.net 3.0, but the time to develop is a concern.
Do you have suggestions on 3rd party workflow tools that are cost affective?
Or ideas on developing on 3.0 in a short time frame?
Thank you
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