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I've been working with VS2002 for months with no problems, fired it up today to start a new web app and I recieved this error: HTTP Error 404: Unable to create Web project <project name Unable to create Web project 'WebApplication'. The file path '<file path>' does not correspond to the URL 'http//localhost/<project name>'. The two need to map to the same server location. HTTP Error 404: Object Not Found. I've tried the MIME - .tmp/temp solution but it doesnt work. Any ideas? Windows 2000, iis5, VS2002 Thanks, Richard |
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I've been working with VS2002 for months with no problems, fired it up today to start a new web app and I recieved this error: HTTP Error 404: Unable to create Web project <project name Unable to create Web project 'WebApplication'. The file path '<file path>' does not correspond to the URL 'http//localhost/<project name>'. The two need to map to the same server location. HTTP Error 404: Object Not Found. I've tried the MIME - .tmp/temp solution but it doesnt work. Any ideas? Windows 2000, iis5, VS2002 Thanks, Richard Sounds like your mapping from Visual Studio to IIS has broken. |
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reinstalled iis. problem solved. Interesting. That's what is *usually* responsible for breaking the mappings, |
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"pixote" <pixote (AT) comcast (DOT) net> wrote in message news:1Pgrb.149261$Tr4.397778 (AT) attbi_s03 (DOT) .. I've been working with VS2002 for months with no problems, fired it up today to start a new web app and I recieved this error: HTTP Error 404: Unable to create Web project <project name Unable to create Web project 'WebApplication'. The file path '<file path>' does not correspond to the URL 'http//localhost/<project name>'. The two need to map to the same server location. HTTP Error 404: Object Not Found. I've tried the MIME - .tmp/temp solution but it doesnt work. Any ideas? Windows 2000, iis5, VS2002 Thanks, Richard Sounds like your mapping from Visual Studio to IIS has broken. I'm assuming that you checked to be sure IIS was running, correct? There are two ways (actually more than two, but these are less time consuming) to restore the mappings: 1. MS Knowledge Base Article 306005 - HOWTO: Repair IIS Mapping..., or 2. Uninstall and reinstall the .NET Framework with IIS installed properly. You can also reinstall all of Visual Studio .NET, but that's overkill. -- Peter - [MVP - Academic] |
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Peter, Thanks for the post. Re-installed iis and was then able to create new projects in VS but could get iis to play nice with VS. Your suggestion: MS Knowledge Base Article 306005 - HOWTO: Repair IIS Mapping solved everything. Thanks! Richard Glad it worked out! |
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