VS2005 - http://localhost/my webapp - controlling file location

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    VS2005 - http://localhost/my webapp - controlling file location

    I'm trying to set up a web app on a new deveopment box using instructions
    provided by someone whom we no longer have access to.

    Under the http://localhost/mywebapp project properties, the Full Path
    property on the original box references c:\inetpub\wwwr oot\MyWebApp and any
    files and directories created under it, for example by right-clicking on the
    project in Solution Explorer and selecting Add ASP.NET Folder | App_Code
    creates the App_Code directory in c:\inetpub\wwwr oot\MyWebApp. However, on
    the new box, the Full Path property references c:\Documents and
    Settings\...\My WebApp and that's where new files get created.

    I tried copying over the solution file from the other box, but that
    presented other problems. Where is the value for the Full Path property for
    this project stored and how can I change it?
  • Munna

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    Re: VS2005 - http://localhost/my webapp - controlling file location

    Hi

    "c:\Documen ts and... Settings\...\My WebApp"

    That is the path your virtual directory....

    right click on your site's folder and you will find a tab called web
    share...

    using web share you can create virtual directories...

    .....

    take the folder any location on your harddrive.. and web share it to
    create a virtual directory of iis..


    Best of luck

    Munna




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    • =?Utf-8?B?Qm9i?=

      #3
      Re: VS2005 - http://localhost/my webapp - controlling file locatio

      Munna,

      They both have "Default Web Site" selected in the Share on: drop down and
      they both have the "Do not share this folder" radio button selected on the
      Web Sharing tab. They are both XP Pro SP 2 boxes.

      Bob

      "Munna" wrote:
      Hi
      >
      "c:\Documen ts and... Settings\...\My WebApp"
      >
      That is the path your virtual directory....
      >
      right click on your site's folder and you will find a tab called web
      share...
      >
      using web share you can create virtual directories...
      >
      .....
      >
      take the folder any location on your harddrive.. and web share it to
      create a virtual directory of iis..
      >
      >
      Best of luck
      >
      Munna
      >



      >

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