applications on a local network. I would like IIS to fire instead of
asp.net development server so I can acheive the following:
Web application on PC 192.168.2.4
Want to access from PC 192.168.2.5 via internet explorer
I know I can access it if IIS is running. Can I install and run IIS
instead of asp.net development server without making changes to my
VWD?
ThanksYes.
Open IIS Manager and right click on default web site. Choose New >Virtual
Directory. Create a directory that points at the directory you have your
file based web in. You can now hit it at http://localhost/{directoryName}
Others can hit at http://{machineName}/{directoryName}.
You can still edit as a file based web, but you can also edit as an IIS
site.
NOTE: This is true of ASP.NET 2.0, not an other version.
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>I am using Visual Web Developer Express 2005 to create some simple web
applications on a local network. I would like IIS to fire instead of
asp.net development server so I can acheive the following:
>
Web application on PC 192.168.2.4
Want to access from PC 192.168.2.5 via internet explorer
>
I know I can access it if IIS is running. Can I install and run IIS
instead of asp.net development server without making changes to my
VWD?
>
Thanks
>
To specify the Web server for an already-created Web site,
open your local website with VWD and, in the Solution Explorer,
right-click the name of the Web site for which you want
to specify a Web server, and then click Property Pages.
In the Property Pages dialog box, click the Start Options tab.
Under Server, *do not* click "Use custom server".
Instead, write the path to the IIS server which hosts your app.
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Originally Posted by
>I am using Visual Web Developer Express 2005 to create some simple web
applications on a local network. I would like IIS to fire instead of
asp.net development server so I can acheive the following:
>
Web application on PC 192.168.2.4
Want to access from PC 192.168.2.5 via internet explorer
>
I know I can access it if IIS is running. Can I install and run IIS
instead of asp.net development server without making changes to my
VWD?
>
Thanks
>
I know this is a goofy question, but what is the typical path for the IIS
server on a Windows XP machine? I know it's in the inetpub/wwwroot folder
but I beleive I am writing the path incorrectly.
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To specify the Web server for an already-created Web site,
open your local website with VWD and, in the Solution Explorer,
right-click the name of the Web site for which you want
to specify a Web server, and then click Property Pages.
>
In the Property Pages dialog box, click the Start Options tab.
Under Server, *do not* click "Use custom server".
>
Instead, write the path to the IIS server which hosts your app.
>
>
>
Juan
====
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Originally Posted by
>>I am using Visual Web Developer Express 2005 to create some simple web
>applications on a local network. I would like IIS to fire instead of
>asp.net development server so I can acheive the following:
>>
>Web application on PC 192.168.2.4
>Want to access from PC 192.168.2.5 via internet explorer
>>
>I know I can access it if IIS is running. Can I install and run IIS
>instead of asp.net development server without making changes to my
>VWD?
>>
>Thanks
>>
>
>
re:
!what is the typical path for the IIS server on a Windows XP machine?
http://localhost/
or
http://yourmachinename/
or
http://YourLocalIPAddress/ ( typically 10.0.0.x or any of several other local IP schemes )
re:
!>I know it's in the inetpub/wwwroot folder
The inetpub\wwwroot folder is where the root application's files are located.
Juan
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I know this is a goofy question, but what is the typical path for the IIS server on a Windows XP
machine? I know it's in the inetpub/wwwroot folder but I beleive I am writing the path
incorrectly.
>
>
>
>
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>To specify the Web server for an already-created Web site,
>open your local website with VWD and, in the Solution Explorer,
>right-click the name of the Web site for which you want
>to specify a Web server, and then click Property Pages.
>>
>In the Property Pages dialog box, click the Start Options tab.
>Under Server, *do not* click "Use custom server".
>>
>Instead, write the path to the IIS server which hosts your app.
>>
>>
>>
>Juan
>====
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Originally Posted by
>>>I am using Visual Web Developer Express 2005 to create some simple web
>>applications on a local network. I would like IIS to fire instead of
>>asp.net development server so I can acheive the following:
>>>
>>Web application on PC 192.168.2.4
>>Want to access from PC 192.168.2.5 via internet explorer
>>>
>>I know I can access it if IIS is running. Can I install and run IIS
>>instead of asp.net development server without making changes to my
>>VWD?
>>>
>>Thanks
>>>
>>
>>
>
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