Cannot connect to server for ASP.Net applications

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In Visual C# 2003, I am unable to create a new ASP.Net application or open an
existing one. I get the error message "Could not establish connection to
server". This happens, even though the ASP.Net application does work
properly when I run it in the browser. To make things a little more strange,
I am able to open up asp.net applications in Visual C# when I am connected to
the internet, but not when I am disconnected. I am wondering if anyone has
ever seen this problem before.
 
Do you have funky stuff on your machine going on that we should know about?
For instance, are you running on a domain controller? Is your browser set to
offline mode? etc etc

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Alvin Bruney
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I am only running on a stand-alone machine that is not always connected to
the internet. I have also checked to see that my browser is not set to
offline mode. I will see what other funky things are going on and maybe play
with the IE security settings.

Alvin Bruney said:
Do you have funky stuff on your machine going on that we should know about?
For instance, are you running on a domain controller? Is your browser set to
offline mode? etc etc

--
Regards
Alvin Bruney
[Shameless Author Plug]
The Microsoft Office Web Components Black Book with .NET
available at www.lulu.com/owc
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tomKry said:
In Visual C# 2003, I am unable to create a new ASP.Net application or open
an
existing one. I get the error message "Could not establish connection to
server". This happens, even though the ASP.Net application does work
properly when I run it in the browser. To make things a little more
strange,
I am able to open up asp.net applications in Visual C# when I am connected
to
the internet, but not when I am disconnected. I am wondering if anyone
has
ever seen this problem before.
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