Hi, I am trying to get asp.net going and am using the Code
notes asp.net book example. I have installed IIS and
VS.net webdevelopment along with the entire vs package. I
created a virtual directory located at c:\test, and saved
a simple test program called test.aspx in the directory.
When I try to view the file with my browser, go to
http://localhost/aspTest/test.aspx I get the (cannot find
page) message. I used the virtual directory creation
wizard in IIS and set alias as aspTest and directory as
c:\test. also when I view test.aspx properties from IIS it
shows local path as \aspTest\test.aspx. I am running
windows 2000 and IIS version 5. Also I have .aspx
extensions in the application configuration window set to
aspnet_isapi.dll in the Microsoft.NET\Framework
directory. Anyhow if anyone has any suggestions, thanks.

Hi Paul,

When you are using VS.net that makes normaly your project for you.

Just start it VS.net choose for File, New, Project and choose what kind of
project you want
that can be VB or C# for ASPX.

Then choose ASP.Net application and do not forget to change the name
"webapplication1" to something more useful, but do not change the path the
first time, you will probably be immidiatly in trouble than.

Normaly then opens your project and you can start.

You can debug direct because and a totaly empty page should be showed.

I hope this was what you where looking for?

Cor

> Hi, I am trying to get asp.net going and am using the Code
> notes asp.net book example. I have installed IIS and
> VS.net webdevelopment along with the entire vs package. I
> created a virtual directory located at c:\test, and saved
> a simple test program called test.aspx in the directory.
> When I try to view the file with my browser, go to
> http://localhost/aspTest/test.aspx I get the (cannot find
> page) message. I used the virtual directory creation
> wizard in IIS and set alias as aspTest and directory as
> c:\test. also when I view test.aspx properties from IIS it
> shows local path as \aspTest\test.aspx. I am running
> windows 2000 and IIS version 5. Also I have .aspx
> extensions in the application configuration window set to
> aspnet_isapi.dll in the Microsoft.NET\Framework
> directory. Anyhow if anyone has any suggestions, thanks.
>

Hi Cor, thanks for the information. I will give it a try.
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi Paul,
>
>When you are using VS.net that makes normaly your project
for you.
>
>Just start it VS.net choose for File, New, Project and
choose what kind of
>project you want
>that can be VB or C# for ASPX.
>
>Then choose ASP.Net application and do not forget to
change the name
>"webapplication1" to something more useful, but do not
change the path the
>first time, you will probably be immidiatly in trouble
than.
>
>Normaly then opens your project and you can start.
>
>You can debug direct because and a totaly empty page
should be showed.
>
>I hope this was what you where looking for?
>
>Cor
>
>> Hi, I am trying to get asp.net going and am using the
Code
>> notes asp.net book example. I have installed IIS and
>> VS.net webdevelopment along with the entire vs package.
I
>> created a virtual directory located at c:\test, and
saved
>> a simple test program called test.aspx in the directory.
>> When I try to view the file with my browser, go to
>> http://localhost/aspTest/test.aspx I get the (cannot
find
>> page) message. I used the virtual directory creation
>> wizard in IIS and set alias as aspTest and directory as
>> c:\test. also when I view test.aspx properties from IIS
it
>> shows local path as \aspTest\test.aspx. I am running
>> windows 2000 and IIS version 5. Also I have .aspx
>> extensions in the application configuration window set
to
>> aspnet_isapi.dll in the Microsoft.NET\Framework
>> directory. Anyhow if anyone has any suggestions,
thanks.
>>
>
>
>.
>