You get only "properties to update" to populate your view (and then to update).

I'm trying to move a development project to Windows 7. NET Version", but if it is in the default app pool with the . So I manually created a new app pool to put my new . In the top level of the IIS Manager (above Sites), you should see the Application Pools tree node.

I have been exploring different methods of editing/updating a record within Entity Framework 5 in an ASP.

NET MVC3 environment, but so far none of them tick all of the boxes I need. I have found three methods to which I'll mention the pros and cons: Method 1 - Load original record, update each property Use View Models and a good mapping engine ?

One of the things that I need to run the application is to select ASP. I went through the directions in the following link to make sure that the proper Application Development Options were selected: From within the IIS Manager, I select Application Pools and only see - Classic . But it seems I still have to manually create a new app pool(since I can't mix v2 apps with v4 apps in the same pool). The App Pools node doesn't have anything new, and from the site there is no new pool to select. NET 2 apps, then it won't run and Event Log shows the error about different . Right click on "Application Pools", choose "Add Application Pool". NET Framework 4.0 and either Integrated or Classic mode.

NET App Pool - Default App Pool I need to also be able to select from - ASP. NET v4.0 Classic How can I add these to the list of available application pools? this has happened too many times before, Microsoft, you really need to great rid of the clowns responsible for [email protected] I didn't get a new app pool. NET 4 was successfully installed, and now I can select . When you add or edit a web site, your new application pools will now show up in the list.