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Dan
(This same question has been posted to this newsgroup at least 8 times in
the last two years and was never answered.)
On a w2k server named 'MyServer', an ASP.NET Web Application 'MyWebApp' is
created with VS.NET. It CAN be opened by 'Open project from web' if the
address is: http://localhost/MyWebApp
However, it CANNOT be opened using 'Open Project from Web' if the address is
'http://MyServer/MyWebApp' even though that address in IE brings up the web
site from the server or any other computer on the LAN.
If you issue the 'Open Project from Web' on any computer on the LAN,
including the server, the "Open Project' dialog comes up and shows a list of
the virtual directories, but no project files.
What do I do? I want to be able to host the Web Application on the w2k
server and work on it from a XP home edition laptop on the LAN.
TIA, Dan
the last two years and was never answered.)
On a w2k server named 'MyServer', an ASP.NET Web Application 'MyWebApp' is
created with VS.NET. It CAN be opened by 'Open project from web' if the
address is: http://localhost/MyWebApp
However, it CANNOT be opened using 'Open Project from Web' if the address is
'http://MyServer/MyWebApp' even though that address in IE brings up the web
site from the server or any other computer on the LAN.
If you issue the 'Open Project from Web' on any computer on the LAN,
including the server, the "Open Project' dialog comes up and shows a list of
the virtual directories, but no project files.
What do I do? I want to be able to host the Web Application on the w2k
server and work on it from a XP home edition laptop on the LAN.
TIA, Dan