Getting the web app project from VSS

[ms_groups]

Hello to All,

Having a problem with getting the Web App project from VSS within Visual
Studio.net.

Did set up Virtual directory in IIS to the proper location and given it a
proper alias. Opened up studio and tried to get the project from VSS.

Got warning about missing binding information in source control provider.
Proceeding further would always get me an error "Unable to create Web
project "http:\\localhost\mywebapp".The file path "my local absolute path to
the working folder" does not correspond to URL:\\
http:\\localhost\mywebapp". The two need to map to the same server location.
HTTP Error 404:not found."

Tried to reinstall IIS, deleted numerous times the local project - no luck.

If anybody has an idea where to look for the solution - IIS, VSS, Studio or
the project settings themselves. Some people on the team have the some

problem while others don't.

Thanks a lot in advance for any input.

Alex Nebogatov.

Software developer.

Toronto,

Canada.

 

[James J. Foster]

What operating system are you using?

 

[John Saunders]

Hello to All,

Having a problem with getting the Web App project from VSS within Visual
Studio.net.

Did set up Virtual directory in IIS to the proper location and given it a
proper alias. Opened up studio and tried to get the project from VSS.

Got warning about missing binding information in source control provider.
Proceeding further would always get me an error "Unable to create Web
project "http:\\localhost\mywebapp".The file path "my local absolute path to
the working folder" does not correspond to URL:\\
http:\\localhost\mywebapp". The two need to map to the same server location.
HTTP Error 404:not found."

Tried to reinstall IIS, deleted numerous times the local project - no luck.

If anybody has an idea where to look for the solution - IIS, VSS, Studio or
the project settings themselves. Some people on the team have the some

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