K
Kirk
Hello,
I have a very simple application that I am trying to publish to a
Windows 2005 server. During my testing, I sucessfully published my
application using ClickOnce to my local IIS. I noticed two things that
VS2005 did during the publishing process:
1. It created a folder with my current version of the application &
four files (publish.htm, setup.exe, MyApp.application, and
MyApp_1_0_0_0.application).
2. It created a virtual folder in IIS with the project name (MyApp).
My problem is when I publish it to the Windows 2005 server. There are
no errors during the publish process, and it opens the "publish.htm"
page afterwards. When I click the "Install" button, IE shows me a "The
page cannot be found" error page. The file it is looking for is that
"MyApp.application" file (which does exist in the location it is
referencing). I have enabled ASP.NET within IIS & restarted, but this
does not seem to be a filetype it understands.
Another symptom is that the virtual folder is not created in IIS. I am
not sure if this is related to the problem, but I thought I would
mention it. Is this possibly something to do with permissions on the
server?
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions anyone might have.
Thanx!
I have a very simple application that I am trying to publish to a
Windows 2005 server. During my testing, I sucessfully published my
application using ClickOnce to my local IIS. I noticed two things that
VS2005 did during the publishing process:
1. It created a folder with my current version of the application &
four files (publish.htm, setup.exe, MyApp.application, and
MyApp_1_0_0_0.application).
2. It created a virtual folder in IIS with the project name (MyApp).
My problem is when I publish it to the Windows 2005 server. There are
no errors during the publish process, and it opens the "publish.htm"
page afterwards. When I click the "Install" button, IE shows me a "The
page cannot be found" error page. The file it is looking for is that
"MyApp.application" file (which does exist in the location it is
referencing). I have enabled ASP.NET within IIS & restarted, but this
does not seem to be a filetype it understands.
Another symptom is that the virtual folder is not created in IIS. I am
not sure if this is related to the problem, but I thought I would
mention it. Is this possibly something to do with permissions on the
server?
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions anyone might have.
Thanx!