problem in first web form application

R

Rachana

Hi Friends,

I hv just started learning vb.net .
When I was creating my 1st web forms appl., got follw. problem.


1. It doesn't allow me to type proj.name. Simply displays default one
as :WebApplication1

2. It Displays default location as
http://localhost/webapplication1

if I proceed with the same it gives me error, as
follows:
-----------------------------------------------------
err.window titled 'window acess failed'

err.msg.: default access mode is file share but proj.folder at
http://localhost/webapplication1
can not be opened with path
http:\\localhost\wwwroot$\webapplication1

Retry using diff. file share path.
 
A

Alexey Smirnov

Hi Friends,

I hv just started learning vb.net .
When I was creating my 1st web forms appl., got follw. problem.

1. It doesn't allow me to type proj.name. Simply displays default one
as :WebApplication1

2. It Displays default location ashttp://localhost/webapplication1

if I proceed with the same it gives me error, as
follows:
-----------------------------------------------------
err.window titled 'window acess failed'

err.msg.: default access mode is file share but proj.folder athttp://localhost/webapplication1
can not be opened with path
http:\\localhost\wwwroot$\webapplication1

Retry using diff. file share path.
-----------------------------------------------------
How to overcome? what is file share path?
I Hv ver. 1.0

Thanks

1. Go to IIS, rename your virtual directory, or map the new directory
to a new application (right click, Create a New Virtual Directory)

2. It seems that the anonymous access is disabled, or you have no
access. Go to IIS, right click on your site, Tasks - Permissions...
Also check what access rights you have for your directory where the
site is located
 

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