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Hi,<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;Our development servers are still in .NET framework 3.5 sp1 and I have developed my web project in .NET 4.0 with mvc 3. I need to rewrite the code so that it supports 3.5 with mvc 2 on MS windows server 2003. However, most of my UI code is written using Razor syntax. As I am creating the project in mvc 2, I found no support for Razor and it only supports aspx. <br />
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Do I need to do additional installation for the .NET 3.5 to support razor engine syntax? <br />
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Thanks<br />
Vishnu
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Hi,

   Our development servers are still in .NET framework 3.5 sp1 and I have developed my web project in .NET 4.0 with mvc 3. I need to rewrite the code so that it supports 3.5 with mvc 2 on MS windows server 2003. However, most of my UI code is written using Razor syntax. As I am creating the project in mvc 2, I found no support for Razor and it only supports aspx. 

Do I need to do additional installation for the .NET 3.5 to support razor engine syntax? 

Thanks
Vishnu

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