.Net: setting project location

[Frans]

When opening a .Net solution in Visual Studio 2003, a message appears asking
to set the location of the working copy of the WebUI project. Whatever I try,
the path is not accepted. The message that then appears states that the file
location does not correspond to the URL location: the two need to map to the
same location. When continuing loading, all the other projects are loaded,
but the WebUI project is unavailable. Is there anyone with any suggestions?

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watertoren2871SX

[Cowboy \(Gregory A. Beamer\)]

Look at where the project and sln file think the project is located. If
there is an impedence mismatch (you are specifying a different location),
you will continuously get this message. Adjust the file(s) and try again.
You will also want to look at the web file (I am in 2.0 now, so I forget the
actual extension .web or .webuser). That file contains a URL for the site.
If it is not there or is wrong, you will end up with problems also.

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Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
http://gregorybeamer.spaces.live.com

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When opening a .Net solution in Visual Studio 2003, a message appears
asking
to set the location of the working copy of the WebUI project. Whatever I
try,
the path is not accepted. The message that then appears states that the
file
location does not correspond to the URL location: the two need to map to
the
same location. When continuing loading, all the other projects are loaded,
but the WebUI project is unavailable. Is there anyone with any
suggestions?

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watertoren2871SX