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Hi all
We have two servers, a real and test server. On the real server we have created a new web site, aTest. I have created a web application, and a web deployment project. I ran the deployment and installed the web app on the default web site. If I browse to the site: http://localhost/testApp/index.aspx, the appropriate page appears and everything works.
Going back the the new web site I created, aTest, it has its home directory set to c:\inetpub\wwwroot\aTest. This web site also has a specific IP address assigned to it. Therefore if I type the address http://<IP Address>/Index.aspx, the page will display. Unfortunately I need to be able to use the address http://<IP Address>/testApp/index.aspx, but this is going to the following folder: C:\inetpub\wwwroot\testApp\testApp\ which does not exist.
My real server is set-up in the same manner, the only two differences are:
1. If I type the address http://<IP Address>/testApp/Index.aspx, I get to the correct location
2. The home directory of the web app testApp (on default web site) is set to /testApp and the field is disabled.
My question is therefore, how can I repeat this on the test server?
Mike55.
We have two servers, a real and test server. On the real server we have created a new web site, aTest. I have created a web application, and a web deployment project. I ran the deployment and installed the web app on the default web site. If I browse to the site: http://localhost/testApp/index.aspx, the appropriate page appears and everything works.
Going back the the new web site I created, aTest, it has its home directory set to c:\inetpub\wwwroot\aTest. This web site also has a specific IP address assigned to it. Therefore if I type the address http://<IP Address>/Index.aspx, the page will display. Unfortunately I need to be able to use the address http://<IP Address>/testApp/index.aspx, but this is going to the following folder: C:\inetpub\wwwroot\testApp\testApp\ which does not exist.
My real server is set-up in the same manner, the only two differences are:
1. If I type the address http://<IP Address>/testApp/Index.aspx, I get to the correct location
2. The home directory of the web app testApp (on default web site) is set to /testApp and the field is disabled.
My question is therefore, how can I repeat this on the test server?
Mike55.
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