Deploying existing app on a different machine?

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    Deploying existing app on a different machine?

    I have a web application already built (by someone else), and I'm moving the
    source to my machine to start work on it. However, whenever I try to open
    it, I get either one of two errors - "Unable to get project file from web
    server", or "path 'http://localhost:/' does not correspond to blah blah".
    Any one know why this is happening? Do I have to put the project files and
    the source in a specific path, or under inetpub to get it to open?

    Thoughts, etc.




  • nhoel

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    Re: Deploying existing app on a different machine?

    You can place the web app in one of your local folders. But before you open
    it, make sure you turn the folder containing the project as a "virtual
    folder" in IIS. If it happens to be running in the root, then you'll have
    to either change the Default Web Site's home directory or add the files to
    inetpub\wwwroot . When you've done this, you may open the project.

    If the "*.sln" file barks at you that it still can't find it, chances are
    the "path" is different from the setting in the sln file. Go read it with a
    text editor and make sure you configure the proper virtual directory in IIS
    and your files are properly located there.


    Best bet is to check the sln file to see the proper configuration.

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    > I have a web application already built (by someone else), and I'm moving[/color]
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    > source to my machine to start work on it. However, whenever I try to open
    > it, I get either one of two errors - "Unable to get project file from web
    > server", or "path 'http://localhost:/' does not correspond to blah blah".
    > Any one know why this is happening? Do I have to put the project files and
    > the source in a specific path, or under inetpub to get it to open?
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    > Thoughts, etc.
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