Re: Problem compiling remote web in VS2005

HUH ????

> You are making the assumption that VS.NET 2005 can compile a solution on a
> remote webserver, which is highly unlikely that it could do.

I do not else on daily bases with VS.Net 2003 and VS.Net 2005

I develop from home on a staging server in the datacenter of my company
wich is accessible by the web through frontpage server extensions , also
here at home i have a small network with a windows 2000 server with IIS and
frontpage extensions installed and i can just as easily connect to this
computer create a new project and develop and compile on it from my laptop
in the living room


did i do something special to get this working ?? NO this is out of the box
working ...

install IIS on a server , install the newest version of frontpage server
extensions
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=5CC0A845-1884-4A16-A8CB-25D2F0815FA3&displaylang=en
,make sure you have a account with at least author rights on the server

now connect with your Visual studio IDE to the servers virtual dir ( web
adress or IP ) ,, file , Open , web site , choose remote website , enter
the http:\\ adress ( name or IP )
you will see a login box enter the login credentials , after selecting the
project file you need to login again for the frontapge part , and ready you
are

the same flow can be followed for creating a new website

file , new , web site etc etc etc

regards

Michel Posseth [MCP]





"Peter Bromberg [C# MVP]" <pbromberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Dan,
> You are making the assumption that VS.NET 2005 can compile a solution on a
> remote webserver, which is highly unlikely that it could do.
>
> You should be thinking about building locally and then using the Publish
> option to deploy the solution to the target machine.
> Peter
>
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>
>
>
> "musosdev" wrote:
>
>> Hi peeps
>>
>> I've just moved my dev system to Win2k3 / VS2005 (from Win2k/VS2k3) and
>> I'm
>> having a problem.
>>
>> I've setup a new website in IIS, enabled .net, fpse, etc.
>>
>> From VS2005, if I choose Open Website, I can type in the location of my
>> server by entering http://10.0.0.253:4040. That works fine, and VS loads
>> the
>> project.
>>
>> However, I can't seem to compile it. When I hit build it asks me to save
>> the
>> solution. I choose c:\ program files\visual
>> studio\projects\10.0.0.253\myproject and it accepts it and carries on.
>> (10.0.0.253 is a directory already created by VS2005 for me).
>>
>> Then when it starts to compile, I get an error telling me that
>> "10.0.0.253
>> is not a valid virtual folder" or something.
>>
>> Any ideas what's going on!?
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>>
>>
>> Dan


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