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Hi, I'm after this setup, and I'm just wondering if this is even feasible.
I'd like to store my asp.net project remotely, on a network drive (all the project files, everything), But I want to be able to run the project on my local computer, off my local IIS server/asp.net configuration.
Here is what I've done, I've set up an IIS virtual drive that has the alias I want locally, and points to this network drive. I entered in my username/password to access the network drive. I do see an "Error" icon where the normal application icon would be after I added it, but I don't know how to see this error, and it really doesn't seem to affect anything, I see the files in the directory after adding it, and it works as far as I can tell.
Here's where I start getting errors, if I try to create a new project in this directory, after entering the project location "http://localhost/myvirtualdirectory" I get an authentication screen with what appears to be my local computer (it has mycomputername.mydomain.com) But entering my crendentials appears to not work (it just gives me the login screen again).
Is there a better way I should be going about this? Or can this just not be done?
Thanks
--Michael
I'd like to store my asp.net project remotely, on a network drive (all the project files, everything), But I want to be able to run the project on my local computer, off my local IIS server/asp.net configuration.
Here is what I've done, I've set up an IIS virtual drive that has the alias I want locally, and points to this network drive. I entered in my username/password to access the network drive. I do see an "Error" icon where the normal application icon would be after I added it, but I don't know how to see this error, and it really doesn't seem to affect anything, I see the files in the directory after adding it, and it works as far as I can tell.
Here's where I start getting errors, if I try to create a new project in this directory, after entering the project location "http://localhost/myvirtualdirectory" I get an authentication screen with what appears to be my local computer (it has mycomputername.mydomain.com) But entering my crendentials appears to not work (it just gives me the login screen again).
Is there a better way I should be going about this? Or can this just not be done?
Thanks
--Michael