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Help me in starting ASP.Net
Hello,
I loaded Visual Studio .net2003 in my computer.My VB.Net Programs are working.But when I tried new->Project->Web Application it failed to open the design view.I created one folder in wwwroot and tried to save inside this folder having name MyPage that is http://localhost//MyWeb//MyPage,but failed.once it showed the message access denied.What's wrong in my computer.Pls help me jasafra |
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Re: Help me in starting ASP.Net
You cannot save in something with http:// try saving to local file like c:/inetpub/wwwroot
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Re: Help me in starting ASP.Net
try setting the correct permissions, make sure the iusr_<comp name> has read/write access to the directory
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Re: Help me in starting ASP.Net
Wait, why are you saving the file in wwwroot? Why dont you just save it to a regular local folder like my documents.
I dont know about visual studio 2003, but i know visual studio web developper 2005 express edition comes with an integrated testing server, so you can view your asp.net files while your building the website, without having to host the website. However, the files are only viewable locally, and you cant access them via a network, or http.
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Re: Help me in starting ASP.Net
Hi All,
This is only possible with visual studio 2005 or visual web developer 2005. This functionallity of running the website without hosting it was borrowed from the precursor to visual webdeveloper which was called web matrix, which microsoft no longer supports, since visual webdeveloper was released. This may seem like silly question, but I noticed that you set it up to run from http://localhost//MyWeb//MyPage, shouldn't this be http://localhost/MyWeb/MyPage, with only a single slash after the localhost word and MyWeb word, or was this just a typo. Kind Regards ScottyB Quote:
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