ASP.NET 4.0 app mapped through virtual folder on SharePoint 2010?

I have tried and failed. Currently having to host the . Net 4 app on a seperate IP, which creates all kinds of cross scripting/security issues.

I found some tips here: asp.net/learn/whitepapers/aspnet4/breaki... but couldn't get it working.

By the way, this describes the error you'll get britishdeveloper.co. Uk/2010/03/… – Mike Cocroft Jun 28 at 16:25.

If your application will run only under Virtual folder (so it will have access to SPContext if it needs to) an not an actually under Application folder (hence not being integrated into Sharepoint at all) then I guess Asp. Net MVC 3 is out of the question because of its . Net 4 relation.But.Asp.Net MVC 2 is definitelly possible.

I'm developing such an app and it works as expected. It took me a while to integrate it though... My integration makes it possible to only change root Sharepoint's site web. Config (only add new things to it, nothing's been taken out or changed).

I haven't changes even the Global. Asax for routing definition.My application is running as a virtual folder under Sharepoint Foundation 2010 Site and has access to SPContext and is also security controlled by Sharepoint (authentication is performed by the SP 2010 Site). So that's definitely possible.

But it has to be Asp.Net MVC 2 since it runs on . Net 3.5, the same as as Sharepoint 2010.

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