Hi Nasser,

The latest mojoPortal requires 3.5 .NET SP1. To use 2.0 .NET you can download version 2.2.7.8 from Codeplex as it was the last version to target 2.0 .NET. Or you can try to produce your own build for 2.0 using VS 2008 SP 1 by changing the target of the projects to 2.0, then build then remove files or comment out code to fix any build errors.

If your host enforces Medium Trust security policy (as many hosts do) you will not be able to use SQLite in medium trust, its not possible.

Hope it helps,

Joe 

Yes it should be possible to host mojoportal in a virtual directory like http://somedomain.com/mojoportal, if the host does some redirecting to make it appear as a root site your mileage may vary. If there is another .NET app running in the root folder with its own Web.config file you may also have trouble but this can be mitigated usually using a <location tag in Web.config, do some googling if that happens. 

You can get the old version from Codeplex, look on the right side of the opage it has older versions.

Hope it helps,

Joe

We cannot hold back progress of the project taking advantage of new things in 3.5 .NET, its better if you upgrade to 3.5 .NET or you will have to go through the same process to make a 2.0 build and sooner or later it will become impossible without breaking things as we will have real dependencies on 3.5. Right now the dependencies are very minimal but that will change. There is some new stuff in 3.5 for better handling time zones than what we are doing now, once we change to use that it will be very difficult to produce a 2.0 build. The only thing I'm really waiting for to use it is because its not yet working under Mono, but as soon as they have it implemented I want to use this new TimeZoneInfo class right away. And thats just one example. I also want to do more with the WCF RESTful web services toolkit, also want to be gin to implement some features in Silverlight.

3.5 .NET has been released for over a year, so my advice is update to 3.5 .NET SP1 and make your life easier to stay up to date with mojoPortal.

Best,

Joe