You need to change the URLs that VS.NET uses to reach the project files and
web application. While neither your solution or project are loaded in
VS.NET, make the following edits in notepad:
1. In the solution (.sln) file, edit the URL to the .csproj file for the
web application. The original line might look something like this:
Project("{<GUID>}") = "projectname",
"http://someserver/projectname/projectname.csproj", "{<another GUID>}"
You need to change it to something like the following (i.e.: use https
instead of http):
Project("{<GUID>}") = "projectname",
"https://someserver/projectname/projectname.csproj", "{<another GUID>}"
2. In the webinfo file (.webinfo) for the web application, edit the URLPath
attribute of the Web element to use https. e.g.:
<Web URLPath = "http://server/projectname/projectname.csproj" />
would become
<Web URLPath = "https://server/projectname/projectname.csproj" />
HTH,
Nicole
"Ea******@HighFlyingBirds.com" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
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have an ASP.NET web application on a virtual directory that is set to
require SSL. After making the settings in IIS I try to debug from VS.NET
and I get a message that the project is not configured to debug. However,
the project has all the settings and I can debug it if I remove the SSL
requirement. How can I debug a project that where the virtual directory
is set to require SSL?
