Please excuse me if this is an often asked question, but I've been unable to
locate an answer.
I have a web service that I've packaged up using a VS.NET 2003 "Web Service
Deployment" project. When I go to install it on the server, which hosts about
a dozen different sites, the install fails saying the "specified path ... is
unavailable". The path it has tried to install under is for the default site
on the host.
How do I specify which of the sites that are hosted on this server the web
service should be installed into?
-brian
2  1527 
Hi,
You can try the following to solve your problem...
Open the wsdl file and browse for the <service name> node. Under that you
may see paths for the ports. By editing those paths you may solve yoiur
problem hopefully.
Cheers,
Jerome. M
"Brian Cuthie" wrote:
Please excuse me if this is an often asked question, but I've been unable to
locate an answer.
I have a web service that I've packaged up using a VS.NET 2003 "Web Service
Deployment" project. When I go to install it on the server, which hosts about
a dozen different sites, the install fails saying the "specified path ... is
unavailable". The path it has tried to install under is for the default site
on the host.
How do I specify which of the sites that are hosted on this server the web
service should be installed into?
-brian
Reading my original message, I realize my question wasn't clear. So here it
is in a different form:
How can I create a web deployment project that allows me to select which of
the web sites hosted on a server it gets installed into. From what I can tell
it always wants to install into the default site only.
Thanks
-brian
"DotNetJero me" wrote: Hi,
You can try the following to solve your problem...
Open the wsdl file and browse for the <service name> node. Under that you
may see paths for the ports. By editing those paths you may solve yoiur
problem hopefully.
Cheers,
Jerome. M
"Brian Cuthie" wrote:
Please excuse me if this is an often asked question, but I've been unable to
locate an answer.
I have a web service that I've packaged up using a VS.NET 2003 "Web Service
Deployment" project. When I go to install it on the server, which hosts about
a dozen different sites, the install fails saying the "specified path ... is
unavailable". The path it has tried to install under is for the default site
on the host.
How do I specify which of the sites that are hosted on this server the web
service should be installed into?
-brian
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