I'm a newbie on ASP.NET 2.0

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Guest

Hi, all:

Is there a link (or an aswer) for the following question?

How do I setup IIS to view an aspx file?
I can view the proyect locanlly under Visual Studio.NET, but I can't under
LOCALHOST. I have the file there.
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Environment:
Visual Studio.NET 2005 (licensed, professional edition).

Language:
Visual Basic.NET 2005
ASP.NET 2.0(and the framework)


Everything is istalled, except configuring ASP.NET and IIS for this.

Thanks for any help.
 
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Beemer Biker

Rick said:
Hi, all:

Is there a link (or an aswer) for the following question?

How do I setup IIS to view an aspx file?
I can view the proyect locanlly under Visual Studio.NET, but I can't under
LOCALHOST. I have the file there.
----------------------------------------------------
Environment:
Visual Studio.NET 2005 (licensed, professional edition).

Language:
Visual Basic.NET 2005
ASP.NET 2.0(and the framework)


Everything is istalled, except configuring ASP.NET and IIS for this.

If you hit F5 in your project and it runs, then you should be able to
publish it to IIs by selecting that option when publishing. That is
assumeing you installed the IIS using windows add components and upgraded
dotnet from "0" to "2" some time ago.

My first projects was build as "Default.aspx" and it showed up at
\Inetpub\wwwroot in all its glory the first time I selected publish and
remembered to publish to "Local IIs"

http://localhost/Default.asxp should run it


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