Re: Publishing w/ FPSE

Did you install IIS and the FP extensions from the Windows XP Media Center Edition CD?

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"DaveL" <DaveL@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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When I try to publish in Frontpage to the server I've created, the error
message says '"The web server at "http://127.1.0.1 " does not appear to have
Windows Sharepoint Services installed".

There is no Server Extensions Administrator option in Administrative Tools.
Sharepoint Admin is installed, but when I open it, Internet Explorer starts,
and I get 'page cannot be found', etc. Yes, I have installed the FPSE 2002.
I'm running Windows XP Media Center Edition; can this whole process of
installing a web server work under Media Center Edition?

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DaveL


"Ronx" wrote:

By localhost, I mean localhost, but you can use 127.0.0.1 or your
computer name instead.

If 'Microsoft Sharepoint Administrator' is not present in Administrative
tools, you have not installed FP2002 extensions.

If you have FP2000 extensions, these can be checked from the IIS entry
in Administrative tools.
Open IIS, expand the tree and right click on Default Website.
Choose all tasks, and check server extensions.

Use Administrative Tools->Server Extensions Administrator to configure
them. If this option is not present then no extensions have been
installed.
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"DaveL" <DaveL@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Thanks for your suggestion. However, there is no 'Sharepoint Administrator',
only the IIS utility. By 'localhost', I assume you mean the name of my
computer?--
DaveL


"Ronx" wrote:

You should publish to a subweb on localhost - the subweb enables you to
have multiple web sites, each in its own subweb.

Publish to http://localhost/subwebname
Make sure the extensions are configured for the default web, using
Control Panel->Administrative Tools->Microsoft Sharepoint Administrator
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"DaveL" <DaveL@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I've installed IIS and FP Server Extensions 2002 on my system. I'm running
Windows XP Media Center Edition. I want to publish to the server I've created
on my system using the Frontpage publishing option under 'Remote Site
Settings". I can't get past the intitial dialogue; the dialogue expects the
address(to publish to) to begin with 'http://";. I could use some help. The
error message says 'Frontpage server extensions may not be installed". What
am I being asked for? What is the correct address format to accomplish this?
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DaveL






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