RE: asp.net 2.0 on a windows xp workstation
- From: wawang@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Walter Wang [MSFT])
- Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2006 09:38:37 GMT
Hi Eric,
Thank you for your post.
After reviewing your post, I'm still not quite clear on some points. Could
you please helping me on following questions so that we can work on this
issue together?
1) By means of "how to add virtual directory references", do you mean that
you want to create virtual directory in IIS when creating web applications
in Visual Studio 2005?
2) By means of "some of my 3rd party controls depend on virtual
directories", do you mean that the 3rd party controls use some hard-coded
resource path, such as "/companyX_scripts"?
When you create a web site in VS2005 by using the file system mode, you can
using the built-in web server (webdev.webserver.exe) for development. While
it's easy and doesn't require IIS to run, it does have some limitations
such as it can only be visited from localhost and can only handle one root
path.
For such scenario, I recommend you use IIS mode when creating web site in
VS2005. Though please note that Windows XP Home Edition does't have IIS
support. Please feel free to post here if you need help on how to create
IIS virtual directory from VS2005.
Regards,
Walter Wang (wawang@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, remove 'online.')
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