Project... Copy Project Settings

[Selden McCabe]

I have a new web server, somewhere on the Internet.
I have remote desktop sharing set so I can fully access the machine via
Netmeeting.
The server has IIS and is already hosting a few web sites and FTP sites.
I've created a folder on the local hard drive, and created a new virtual
directory in IIS pointing to this folder.
When I do a Copy Project (from within .Net on my development machine) to the
server, I get a big error message about front page server extensions
appearing not to be installed.
Under the Add/Remove programs, Windows components, FPE 2000 is installed.

I can right-click, all tasks, "open with front page" on the default web
site, and it opens.

If I try that on my newly created virtual directory, it says front page
server extensions are not installed.

What am I missing? How do I set up my new virtual directory so I can do a
"copy project" from within the .net environment?

Thanks!
---Selden McCabe

[Scott Allen]

> I've created a folder on the local hard drive, and created a new

virtual
directory in IIS pointing to this folder.
When I do a Copy Project (from within .Net on my development machine)
to the
server, I get a big error message about front page server extensions
appearing not to be installed.

Selden - you need FPSE at the destination - on the server where you are trying
to deploy to. Does the remote server have FFPSE?

--
Scott
http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/

[Selden McCabe]

Hi Scott,

Thanks for the reply. Yes, I'm pretty sure it's there. It shows up as
checked
on the add/remove programs, windows components (I think under IIS).

If I right-click on my web site in IIS (this is on the server), and choose
all tasks, check front page server extensions, it does it's thing and says
all is well.

I think maybe there's another configuration step I'm missing. I've seen
some articles that mention using the front page server extensions management
console to set something for your web site, but I don't see any such tool on
my server.

---Selden

"Scott Allen" <sc***@nospam.OdeToCode.com> wrote in message
news:41*********************@msnews.microsoft.com. ..

I've created a folder on the local hard drive, and created a new
virtual
directory in IIS pointing to this folder.
When I do a Copy Project (from within .Net on my development machine)
to the
server, I get a big error message about front page server extensions
appearing not to be installed.

Selden - you need FPSE at the destination - on the server where you are
trying to deploy to. Does the remote server have FFPSE?

--
Scott
http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/

[Scott Allen]

I'm not extremely familiar with FPSE mgmt, but I believe everything is setup
and configured through a web site address.

--
Scott
http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/

Hi Scott,

Thanks for the reply. Yes, I'm pretty sure it's there. It shows up as
checked
on the add/remove programs, windows components (I think under IIS).
If I right-click on my web site in IIS (this is on the server), and
choose all tasks, check front page server extensions, it does it's
thing and says all is well.

I think maybe there's another configuration step I'm missing. I've
seen some articles that mention using the front page server extensions
management console to set something for your web site, but I don't see
any such tool on my server.

---Selden

"Scott Allen" <sc***@nospam.OdeToCode.com> wrote in message
news:41*********************@msnews.microsoft.com. ..

I've created a folder on the local hard drive, and created a new
virtual
directory in IIS pointing to this folder.
When I do a Copy Project (from within .Net on my development
machine)
to the
server, I get a big error message about front page server extensions
appearing not to be installed.

Selden - you need FPSE at the destination - on the server where you
are trying to deploy to. Does the remote server have FFPSE?

--
Scott
http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/