Re: Front Page 2003, IIS, and Visual Studio 2003 not Cooperating
From: Ves Sladin (VesSladin_at_friedrichklatt.com)
Date: 02/18/04
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Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2004 09:24:40 -0600
Thanks for your reply.
Well, no I haven't read all the readme files (look of shame on face), but I
didn't read them before either and creating VS ASP.NET projects worked fine
before. But, I guess I'll go read them now. To answer your other
questions:
Yes, I do understand that the "right-click".. "Open in Front Page" isn't
directly related to Visual Studio, but it seemed like a related symptom.
_vti_bin does exist and it does have "scripts and executables" as the choice
for Execute Permission
I can open http://localhost/localstart.asp in my web browser. It also opens
http://localhost/iishelp/iis/misc/default.asp (which is where I guess I
should start reading?).
Trying to create an ASP.NET project in Visual Studio pointing to
http://localhost/WebApplication1 the exact error message is as stated: "Can
not find components for communicating with the Front Page extensions." I
guess the obvious question is what components does it need? What is it that
it can't find?
The fact that I can't do an "Open in Front Page" with my default web with
the error "You need to install the FrontPage client software to open a Web
with FrontPage". And the fact that Visual Studio can't seem to find some
components to communicate with FrontPage seems to indicate that something is
wrong with the FrontPage setup, but it is installed and it runs fine. I
guess the two things could be completely unrelated. Please give me more
input if you've got it. Thanks again.
Ves
"Gerry Hickman" <gerry666uk@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:%23SxJ9la9DHA.2404@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> Hi,
>
> Have you read all the Readme files for VS.NET relating to web projects,
> setting up NT accounts, debuggers etc?
>
> You can't right-click and choose "Open with Frontpage", that's only so
> you can open it in the Frontpage program (not really anything to do with
> Visual Studio)
>
> I don't know about your specific problem, but there's usually two ways
> to work with web projects from VS.NET
>
> 1. File share access (dull and boring)
> 2. Frontpage Extensions access (exciting and complicated)
>
> I tend to use option 2. You'll need a properly configured IIS web server
> with Frontpage extensions and ASP.NET installed. You'll also need to
> ensure all NTFS permissions on the underlying folders are correct and
> that all properties in IIS MMC are correct, e.g.
>
> Make sure _vti_bin exists for the root web and is marked as "scripts and
> executables"
>
> Make sure you can browse your root (localhost or myServer) web in
> Internet Explorer; enable directory browsing if you have to and check
> all sub-webs can be browsed too.
>
> Go into Visual Studio, open a solution, right-click the solution root
> and choose "Add:New Project", then "ASP.NET application".
>
> Make sure your target server comes up after "http" (e.g. localhost or
> myServer). Give it name wot don't already exists. e.g.
>
> http://localhost/WebApplication3
>
> Press OK
>
> What error do you get (exact text). If you don't get an error, you
> should now have a new empty project sitting in VS.NET
>
> Ves Sladin wrote:
>
> > My trouble started when I went to open up the Duwamish C# sample project
in
> > my Visual Studio 2003. Visual Studio kept telling me that it couldn't
find
> > some components to communicate with Front Page. And the bottom line is
that
> > I couldn't access the Web part of the Duwamish. First I tried fixing my
> > Visual Studio installation, by installing the latest 2003 version, then
my
> > Front Page, then I tried installing Front Page 2003. I've reinstalled
just
> > about all the pieces of software that are involved, and although Front
Page,
> > Visual Studio, and IIS 5.0 seems to be installed correctly I still get
the
> > same error in Visual Studio, I also get the same error when I try to
create
> > an C# ASP.NET Web application in Visual Studio ("Can not find the
components
> > for communicating with the FrontPage server extensions."). If I attempt
to
> > go to my IIS Manager and open up my Default Web Page by right-click, All
> > Tasks, Open With Front Page, then I get a message telling me that the
Front
> > Page Client is not installed.
> >
> > My Visual Studio version is 7.1.3088. I'm using Win 2000 Professional
with
> > latest service packs. I had not problems creating ASP.NET projects
before
> > this Visual Studio upgrade. So, in trying to fix the Front Page access
> > problem with Duwamish I've made the situation worse in general.
> >
> > Can anyone help me? Thanks.
> >
> > Ves
> >
> >
> >
>
>
> --
> Gerry Hickman (London UK)
>
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