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web or userOn a dev.-XP.-box with all SP and updates, VS03, SQL etc. I should check a solution I changed 6 weeks ago. The solution contains Web-parts and that specific part gave by opening the .sln the error message: Unable to open Web project 'Web1'. The file path c:\inetpub\wwwoort\Web1' does not correspond to the URL http:// Localhost/Web1. The two needs to map to the same server location. HTTP Error 404: Not found. Each time I tried, after reboot etc, I got that message. I checked my other 20 .sln's and no one gave any problems. Hm, I checked IIS and it's settings but all looked good (more than 10 years of experience there) Thereafter I remarked that http://Localhost and http://127.0.0.1 gave different output under IE but the same with FireFox; IE said: file not found. HOSTS is correct concerning localhost. After hours of trial, I opened a new XP-adm-user and opened my .sln with the Web-part : no problems. Cross-checks: nothing obvious wrong. So I guess some part of that user-settings must be wrong - but where? And my question to you is: ever seen anything like that and/or know about a tools to fix that user?? MS has in feb. 06 published several articles (841296, 318884, ) so there must be some bugs here, because it happened after the big XP-updates in feb-06. Thanks, flemming Did u published "Web1" from c:\inetpub\wwwoort\Web1' under the IIS?
Your error points that project can't be open from the web > On a dev.-XP.-box with all SP and updates, VS03, SQL etc. I should check a -- > solution I changed 6 weeks ago. The solution contains Web-parts and that > specific part gave by opening the .sln the error message: > > Unable to open Web project 'Web1'. The file path c:\inetpub\wwwoort\Web1' > does not correspond to the URL http:// Localhost/Web1. The two needs to map > to the same server location. HTTP Error 404: Not found. WBR, Michael Nemtsev :: blog: http://spaces.msn.com/laflour "At times one remains faithful to a cause only because its opponents do not cease to be insipid." (c) Friedrich Nietzsche Michael.
Within the IIS I deleted and created the project several times. From just one XP-user I can't see the Web anymore. Do you know how all the registry-settings should be? flemming Show quote "Michael Nemtsev" <MichaelNemt***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:AF7B0FBE-48F8-4863-B319-798DFE52A458@microsoft.com... > Did u published "Web1" from c:\inetpub\wwwoort\Web1' under the IIS? > Your error points that project can't be open from the web > > >> On a dev.-XP.-box with all SP and updates, VS03, SQL etc. I should check >> a >> solution I changed 6 weeks ago. The solution contains Web-parts and that >> specific part gave by opening the .sln the error message: >> >> Unable to open Web project 'Web1'. The file path c:\inetpub\wwwoort\Web1' >> does not correspond to the URL http:// Localhost/Web1. The two needs to >> map >> to the same server location. HTTP Error 404: Not found. > -- > WBR, > Michael Nemtsev :: blog: http://spaces.msn.com/laflour > > "At times one remains faithful to a cause only because its opponents do > not > cease to be insipid." (c) Friedrich Nietzsche > Can you open site from the localhost?
Can you XP client see that server? Ping it? Did u enable anonymous access to your site to allow clients to logon? Show quote "flemming eriksen" wrote: > Michael. > Within the IIS I deleted and created the project several times. > From just one XP-user I can't see the Web anymore. > > Do you know how all the registry-settings should be? > > flemming > "Michael Nemtsev" <MichaelNemt***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > message news:AF7B0FBE-48F8-4863-B319-798DFE52A458@microsoft.com... > > Did u published "Web1" from c:\inetpub\wwwoort\Web1' under the IIS? > > Your error points that project can't be open from the web > > > > > >> On a dev.-XP.-box with all SP and updates, VS03, SQL etc. I should check > >> a > >> solution I changed 6 weeks ago. The solution contains Web-parts and that > >> specific part gave by opening the .sln the error message: > >> > >> Unable to open Web project 'Web1'. The file path c:\inetpub\wwwoort\Web1' > >> does not correspond to the URL http:// Localhost/Web1. The two needs to > >> map > >> to the same server location. HTTP Error 404: Not found. -- WBR, Michael Nemtsev :: blog: http://spaces.msn.com/laflour "At times one remains faithful to a cause only because its opponents do not cease to be insipid." (c) Friedrich Nietzsche Yes, I can ping it and have set anonymous access.
Remember, without changing any settings in ISS or where-ever, another XP-user may access the Web (the original NOT), Show quote "Michael Nemtsev" <MichaelNemt***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:EB964911-EDFD-4011-9256-392DB0CE5F55@microsoft.com... > Can you open site from the localhost? > Can you XP client see that server? Ping it? > Did u enable anonymous access to your site to allow clients to logon? > > "flemming eriksen" wrote: >> Michael. >> Within the IIS I deleted and created the project several times. >> From just one XP-user I can't see the Web anymore. >> >> Do you know how all the registry-settings should be? >> >> flemming >> "Michael Nemtsev" <MichaelNemt***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in >> message news:AF7B0FBE-48F8-4863-B319-798DFE52A458@microsoft.com... >> > Did u published "Web1" from c:\inetpub\wwwoort\Web1' under the IIS? >> > Your error points that project can't be open from the web >> > >> > >> >> On a dev.-XP.-box with all SP and updates, VS03, SQL etc. I should >> >> check >> >> a >> >> solution I changed 6 weeks ago. The solution contains Web-parts and >> >> that >> >> specific part gave by opening the .sln the error message: >> >> >> >> Unable to open Web project 'Web1'. The file path >> >> c:\inetpub\wwwoort\Web1' >> >> does not correspond to the URL http:// Localhost/Web1. The two needs >> >> to >> >> map >> >> to the same server location. HTTP Error 404: Not found. > > -- > WBR, > Michael Nemtsev :: blog: http://spaces.msn.com/laflour > > "At times one remains faithful to a cause only because its opponents do > not > cease to be insipid." (c) Friedrich Nietzsche >  |
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