J
Jim Wrenholt
I Cannot create a new web project. I have a small network running in
my home using workgroups and not domains. This network has been
running fine for several months.
When I select File:New
roject:Visual Basic Projects:ASP.NET Web
Application the dialog shows the location
http://localhost/WebApplication1. This doesn't work because I don't
have IIS running on the client machine. When I try to browse to my
server's wwwroot the OK button disables and I can't create a project.
CLIENT MACHINE
I have recently upgraded to Visual Studio .NET 2003. Running on
Windows XP Pro. This machine does not have IIS.
SERVER MACHINE
I have IIS 6.0 running on a separate server, Windows 2003 Server. I
installed the server components for Visual Studio .NET 2003. I have
given full priveleges to VS Developer. the client user name is a
member of VS Developer.
From the client I can access and run html and aspx pages on the server
using Internet Explorer 6.0. I can create folders and files on the
server from the client.
Any ideas of what else to try?
my home using workgroups and not domains. This network has been
running fine for several months.
When I select File:New
roject:Visual Basic Projects:ASP.NET WebApplication the dialog shows the location
http://localhost/WebApplication1. This doesn't work because I don't
have IIS running on the client machine. When I try to browse to my
server's wwwroot the OK button disables and I can't create a project.
CLIENT MACHINE
I have recently upgraded to Visual Studio .NET 2003. Running on
Windows XP Pro. This machine does not have IIS.
SERVER MACHINE
I have IIS 6.0 running on a separate server, Windows 2003 Server. I
installed the server components for Visual Studio .NET 2003. I have
given full priveleges to VS Developer. the client user name is a
member of VS Developer.
From the client I can access and run html and aspx pages on the server
using Internet Explorer 6.0. I can create folders and files on the
server from the client.
Any ideas of what else to try?