Re: Connecting VS.NET 2003 to IIS6/WSS
From: Lawrence Garvin (onsitechsolutions_at_news.postalias)
Date: 01/19/05
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Date: Wed, 19 Jan 2005 00:58:47 -0600
Thank you for the link, Jim; however, I've already read this material in my
downloaded copy of the Windows Sharepoint Services SDK and I've been
successful at creating a web app with the source tree on the web server.
Unfortunately, that doesn't help much for packaged products that are
expecting to find Visual Studio .NET and IIS6/WSS on the same machine.
Also, one critical downside that's bothering me about the methodology
published in this document is that all of the source code for my Web App now
resides on the server. And not just that it's on the server, but it's
actually sitting in the Program Files directory tree.
I'd much rather keep the source code on the local machine, and install only
the needed files on the server.
"Jim Duncan" <CollutionsInc@community.nospam> wrote in message
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> "Lawrence Garvin" <onsitechsolutions@news.postalias> wrote in message
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>> I'm posting this question here, rather than in the programming group,
>> because this question isn't actually about programming, though it's a
> prereq
>> to doing any programming.
>>
>> It seems that a lot of the functionality in Visual Studio .NET to program
>> web apps, web parts, etc. wants to find an IIS installation (with Windows
>> Sharepoint Services) in order to function.
>>
>> Yet.. here's the complication --- WSS requires Windows Server 2003 and
> IIS6,
>> so WSS cannot be installed on IIS 5.1 on my XP Professional where my
> Visual
>> Studio .NET is installed.
>>
>> It seems rather inappropriate to set up Windows Server 2003 as a desktop
>> machine just so that I can get IIS6/WSS functionality at
>> http://localhost.
>>
>> Quite frankly, it seems rather odd that a development environment
>> designed
>> for enterprise development, and intended to run on a client system, has
>> so
>> much difficulty talking to web server environments out of the box (which
>> obviously would be on remote machines).
>>
>> So, could somebody who has successfully done this.. please instruct me on
>> the proper way to configure Visual Studio .NET 2003 to communicate with
>> my
>> Windows Server 2003 Web Edition w/Windows Sharepoint Services so that I
> can
>> proceed.
>>
>> Alternatively, if I've managed to totally miss a critical piece of
>> documentation that explains all of this, please point me in that
> direction,
>> as I'll be perfectly happy to read it, rather than trouble somebody to
>> describe something I should be reading.
>>
>> Thank you in advance.
>>
>>
>
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