S
Schoo
I have been working on an ASP.NET (with VB.NET code behind) on my
development workstation. Things have been going well and I have been
posting changes to the project to a development server (running W2000
Server) for the 'customers' to view as I accomplish goals. I have been
using the feature in VS.NET that allows you to upload the project from
inside VS.NET and although I have had success in the past with it sometimes,
this project throws an error whenever I try to use the tool:
"Unable to create Web project 'intranet'. The UNC share '\\...' does not
exist or you do not have access."
To work around this (and try to get my project done) I have been copying all
the files from the project directory on my development workstation to the
project directory on the development server. This was working fine until
today.
Today, I added the .NET MS Web Controls DLL to the project so I could use
the treeview control. As I always do, I copied all the files to the
development server and tried to run the app, but while the opening project
screen displayed, the treeview control was obviously not being recognized.
Like I mentioned, the app works fine in development so that should indicate
I have the dll in the bin directory, I have referenced the dll in the
project and set up the control properly on the aspx page.
I am having lots of other problems getting my project from the development
workstation to the server, but this is an unusual problem that I have not
yet run accross. Does the dll need to be initialized or registered somehow
on the server? What else might cause this problem and how can I correct it?
Scott
development workstation. Things have been going well and I have been
posting changes to the project to a development server (running W2000
Server) for the 'customers' to view as I accomplish goals. I have been
using the feature in VS.NET that allows you to upload the project from
inside VS.NET and although I have had success in the past with it sometimes,
this project throws an error whenever I try to use the tool:
"Unable to create Web project 'intranet'. The UNC share '\\...' does not
exist or you do not have access."
To work around this (and try to get my project done) I have been copying all
the files from the project directory on my development workstation to the
project directory on the development server. This was working fine until
today.
Today, I added the .NET MS Web Controls DLL to the project so I could use
the treeview control. As I always do, I copied all the files to the
development server and tried to run the app, but while the opening project
screen displayed, the treeview control was obviously not being recognized.
Like I mentioned, the app works fine in development so that should indicate
I have the dll in the bin directory, I have referenced the dll in the
project and set up the control properly on the aspx page.
I am having lots of other problems getting my project from the development
workstation to the server, but this is an unusual problem that I have not
yet run accross. Does the dll need to be initialized or registered somehow
on the server? What else might cause this problem and how can I correct it?
Scott