Re: .Net 2.0 website is running on a different port?
- From: "V" <vaibhav.gadodia@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 6 Nov 2006 11:45:05 -0800
As far as I know, in VS 2005, the website projects are run on an
in-built web server and do not go to IIS till they are "Published".
I am not sure if you can send it to IIS while still developing it, I
guess you can keep publishing every so often to view it, its pretty
fast process. But I have a feeling that you can make some changes (by
downloading and installing some add-on to VS 2005 from MS) that will
allow you to do website development in VS2005 in VS2003 style. Try
googling for it (sorry, I couldn't be more specific).
Regards,
V
On Nov 7, 12:33 am, "TS" <manofstee...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
i just noticed the website i created in VS 2005 is running on a different
port than the default. I see that it is running on the local web server, and
also that the website i created isn't in IIS.
My crystal report looks weird because it is trying to show images from the
crystalreportviewers10 virtual directory based on the current website
running, which in this case is localhost:1169, but actuall the
crystalreportviewers10 virtual directory is off of just localhost.
What can I do in this situation to make my images to appear?
Can i change it to use port 80 and will it work?
thanks
.
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