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How do you make .tmp extension allowed in IIS? Mapping? [quoted text, click to view] "Rad" <aspdotnet@hot.spam.mail.com> wrote in message news:sva2b.19846$J16.829452@twister.southeast.rr.com... > That's not really correct... > > Now back to Sam's question -- Sam, since you mention this is IIS6 you're > dealing with... I also guess you might be using VS 2002... in which case, > you will need to ensure that .tmp extension is allowed in IIS. > > VS places a file with .tmp extension in that file share, and then makes an > HTTP request for that same name using that URL shown in the error. If it > does not receive the same file, it throws the error you're seeing. > > .tmp extension is prohibited in IIS6 by default, so you'll have to enable it > first. > > PS. VS 2003 uses .htm extension, hence you would not run into this problem. > If you're using 2003, then you'd probably need to double-check that the > locations do really match. > > > > "John Saunders" <john.saunders@surfcontrol.com> wrote in message > news:OT997ZoaDHA.2072@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... > > "Sam Carleton" <scarleton-nospam@miltonstreet.com> wrote in message > > news:kY92b.30480$dO2.9801@fe2.columbus.rr.com... > > > I am trying to figure out how to get VS.Net and IIS6 to work > > > together... I am working in domain nowhere.local. I have a W2K3 > > > server named server1.nowhere.local that is running IIS6. I want it > > > to host a web site named jws.nowhere.local. Within II6 of server1, > > > I created a new web site as to allow one to serf to > > > jws.nowhere.local and see the simply default.htm doc. Then I have > > > shared that directories root such that the path to the default file > > > is: \\server1\jws$\default.html > > > > > > Then when I try to create a new ASP.NET Web Application: > > > > > > http://jws.nowhere.local/calendar > > > > > > With a file share path of: > > > > > > \\server1\jws$\calendar > > > > > > -------------- I get this error -------------- > > > > > > The default Web access mode for this project is set to file share, > > > but the project folder at 'http://jws.nowhere.local/calendar' cannot > > > be opned with the path '\\server1\jws$\calendar'. The error > > > returned was: > > > > > > Unable to create Web project 'calendar'. The file path > > > '\\server1\jws$\calendar' does not correspond to the URL > > > 'http://jws.nowhere.local/calendar'. the two need to map to the > > > same server location > > > > > > -------------- error -------------- > > > > > > The file path and the URL do point to the same location. What do I > > > need to do to get this setup correctly? > > > > In general, VS.NET wants to create web projects at > > http://localhost/webproject. It's not very good with anyplace else. > > -- > > John Saunders > > Internet Engineer > > john.saunders@surfcontrol.com > > > > > >
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"Sam Carleton" <scarleton-nospam@miltonstreet.com> wrote in message news:kY92b.30480$dO2.9801@fe2.columbus.rr.com... > I am trying to figure out how to get VS.Net and IIS6 to work > together... I am working in domain nowhere.local. I have a W2K3 > server named server1.nowhere.local that is running IIS6. I want it > to host a web site named jws.nowhere.local. Within II6 of server1, > I created a new web site as to allow one to serf to > jws.nowhere.local and see the simply default.htm doc. Then I have > shared that directories root such that the path to the default file > is: \\server1\jws$\default.html > > Then when I try to create a new ASP.NET Web Application: > > http://jws.nowhere.local/calendar > > With a file share path of: > > \\server1\jws$\calendar > > -------------- I get this error -------------- > > The default Web access mode for this project is set to file share, > but the project folder at 'http://jws.nowhere.local/calendar' cannot > be opned with the path '\\server1\jws$\calendar'. The error > returned was: > > Unable to create Web project 'calendar'. The file path > '\\server1\jws$\calendar' does not correspond to the URL > 'http://jws.nowhere.local/calendar'. the two need to map to the > same server location > > -------------- error -------------- > > The file path and the URL do point to the same location. What do I > need to do to get this setup correctly? In general, VS.NET wants to create web projects at http://localhost/webproject. It's not very good with anyplace else. -- John Saunders Internet Engineer john.saunders@surfcontrol.com
Strange I have projects in all sorts of places and VSNet has absolutely no
problems at all managing them. [quoted text, click to view] "John Saunders" <john.saunders@surfcontrol.com> wrote in message news:OT997ZoaDHA.2072@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... > "Sam Carleton" <scarleton-nospam@miltonstreet.com> wrote in message > news:kY92b.30480$dO2.9801@fe2.columbus.rr.com... > > I am trying to figure out how to get VS.Net and IIS6 to work > > together... I am working in domain nowhere.local. I have a W2K3 > > server named server1.nowhere.local that is running IIS6. I want it > > to host a web site named jws.nowhere.local. Within II6 of server1, > > I created a new web site as to allow one to serf to > > jws.nowhere.local and see the simply default.htm doc. Then I have > > shared that directories root such that the path to the default file > > is: \\server1\jws$\default.html > > > > Then when I try to create a new ASP.NET Web Application: > > > > http://jws.nowhere.local/calendar > > > > With a file share path of: > > > > \\server1\jws$\calendar > > > > -------------- I get this error -------------- > > > > The default Web access mode for this project is set to file share, > > but the project folder at 'http://jws.nowhere.local/calendar' cannot > > be opned with the path '\\server1\jws$\calendar'. The error > > returned was: > > > > Unable to create Web project 'calendar'. The file path > > '\\server1\jws$\calendar' does not correspond to the URL > > 'http://jws.nowhere.local/calendar'. the two need to map to the > > same server location > > > > -------------- error -------------- > > > > The file path and the URL do point to the same location. What do I > > need to do to get this setup correctly? > > In general, VS.NET wants to create web projects at > http://localhost/webproject. It's not very good with anyplace else. > -- > John Saunders > Internet Engineer > john.saunders@surfcontrol.com > >
This is the information I got from Microsoft when fighting this battle. I'm
only repeating it. -- John Saunders Internet Engineer john.saunders@surfcontrol.com [quoted text, click to view] "Jason (MFT1)" <usethe@newsgroup.pls> wrote in message news:ubFNP0oaDHA.1940@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... > Strange I have projects in all sorts of places and VSNet has absolutely no > problems at all managing them. > > > "John Saunders" <john.saunders@surfcontrol.com> wrote in message > news:OT997ZoaDHA.2072@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... > > "Sam Carleton" <scarleton-nospam@miltonstreet.com> wrote in message > > news:kY92b.30480$dO2.9801@fe2.columbus.rr.com... > > > I am trying to figure out how to get VS.Net and IIS6 to work > > > together... I am working in domain nowhere.local. I have a W2K3 > > > server named server1.nowhere.local that is running IIS6. I want it > > > to host a web site named jws.nowhere.local. Within II6 of server1, > > > I created a new web site as to allow one to serf to > > > jws.nowhere.local and see the simply default.htm doc. Then I have > > > shared that directories root such that the path to the default file > > > is: \\server1\jws$\default.html > > > > > > Then when I try to create a new ASP.NET Web Application: > > > > > > http://jws.nowhere.local/calendar > > > > > > With a file share path of: > > > > > > \\server1\jws$\calendar > > > > > > -------------- I get this error -------------- > > > > > > The default Web access mode for this project is set to file share, > > > but the project folder at 'http://jws.nowhere.local/calendar' cannot > > > be opned with the path '\\server1\jws$\calendar'. The error > > > returned was: > > > > > > Unable to create Web project 'calendar'. The file path > > > '\\server1\jws$\calendar' does not correspond to the URL > > > 'http://jws.nowhere.local/calendar'. the two need to map to the > > > same server location > > > > > > -------------- error -------------- > > > > > > The file path and the URL do point to the same location. What do I > > > need to do to get this setup correctly? > > > > In general, VS.NET wants to create web projects at > > http://localhost/webproject. It's not very good with anyplace else. > > -- > > John Saunders > > Internet Engineer > > john.saunders@surfcontrol.com > > > > > >
I am trying to figure out how to get VS.Net and IIS6 to work
together... I am working in domain nowhere.local. I have a W2K3 server named server1.nowhere.local that is running IIS6. I want it to host a web site named jws.nowhere.local. Within II6 of server1, I created a new web site as to allow one to serf to jws.nowhere.local and see the simply default.htm doc. Then I have shared that directories root such that the path to the default file is: \\server1\jws$\default.html Then when I try to create a new ASP.NET Web Application: http://jws.nowhere.local/calendar With a file share path of: \\server1\jws$\calendar -------------- I get this error -------------- The default Web access mode for this project is set to file share, but the project folder at 'http://jws.nowhere.local/calendar' cannot be opned with the path '\\server1\jws$\calendar'. The error returned was: Unable to create Web project 'calendar'. The file path '\\server1\jws$\calendar' does not correspond to the URL 'http://jws.nowhere.local/calendar'. the two need to map to the same server location -------------- error -------------- The file path and the URL do point to the same location. What do I need to do to get this setup correctly?
That's not really correct...
Now back to Sam's question -- Sam, since you mention this is IIS6 you're dealing with... I also guess you might be using VS 2002... in which case, you will need to ensure that .tmp extension is allowed in IIS. VS places a file with .tmp extension in that file share, and then makes an HTTP request for that same name using that URL shown in the error. If it does not receive the same file, it throws the error you're seeing. ..tmp extension is prohibited in IIS6 by default, so you'll have to enable it first. PS. VS 2003 uses .htm extension, hence you would not run into this problem. If you're using 2003, then you'd probably need to double-check that the locations do really match. [quoted text, click to view] "John Saunders" <john.saunders@surfcontrol.com> wrote in message news:OT997ZoaDHA.2072@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... > "Sam Carleton" <scarleton-nospam@miltonstreet.com> wrote in message > news:kY92b.30480$dO2.9801@fe2.columbus.rr.com... > > I am trying to figure out how to get VS.Net and IIS6 to work > > together... I am working in domain nowhere.local. I have a W2K3 > > server named server1.nowhere.local that is running IIS6. I want it > > to host a web site named jws.nowhere.local. Within II6 of server1, > > I created a new web site as to allow one to serf to > > jws.nowhere.local and see the simply default.htm doc. Then I have > > shared that directories root such that the path to the default file > > is: \\server1\jws$\default.html > > > > Then when I try to create a new ASP.NET Web Application: > > > > http://jws.nowhere.local/calendar > > > > With a file share path of: > > > > \\server1\jws$\calendar > > > > -------------- I get this error -------------- > > > > The default Web access mode for this project is set to file share, > > but the project folder at 'http://jws.nowhere.local/calendar' cannot > > be opned with the path '\\server1\jws$\calendar'. The error > > returned was: > > > > Unable to create Web project 'calendar'. The file path > > '\\server1\jws$\calendar' does not correspond to the URL > > 'http://jws.nowhere.local/calendar'. the two need to map to the > > same server location > > > > -------------- error -------------- > > > > The file path and the URL do point to the same location. What do I > > need to do to get this setup correctly? > > In general, VS.NET wants to create web projects at > http://localhost/webproject. It's not very good with anyplace else. > -- > John Saunders > Internet Engineer > john.saunders@surfcontrol.com > >
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On Sun, 24 Aug 2003 at 22:14 GMT, MS News (MS ILM) wrote: > How do you make .tmp extension allowed in IIS? Mapping? I just did some digging around and discovered that all you have to do is add .tmp to the MIME types of the server. In other words, open up properties on the server, click on the MIME Types... button and add .tmp.
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