Creating a Web project from a workstation

[Sean]

Hi,

I have installed Visual Studio.NET on a W2K Pro workstation and I want to
create a Web project into my Windows Server 2003 web server. When trying to
create it from my workstation, I receive the following message:

The default Web Access mode for this project is set to file share, but the
project folder at http://webserver/DEV/Login cannot be opened with the path
//webserver/wwwroot$/DEV/Login. The error returned was:

Unable to create Web Project DEV/Login The UNC share
//webserver/wwwroot$/dev/login does not exist or you do not have access

Any idea?

Thanks

[Klaus H. Probst]

Use an admin share or a normal one and make sure you have permissions to it.
Are you saying the error is being caused by something other than security?
VS.NET can use either FP extensions or shares to move project files to
servers; if you want to use a share then you'll need to be able to write to
it.

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Klaus H. Probst, MVP
http://www.vbbox.com/
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Hi,

I have installed Visual Studio.NET on a W2K Pro workstation and I want to
create a Web project into my Windows Server 2003 web server. When trying to create it from my workstation, I receive the following message:

The default Web Access mode for this project is set to file share, but the
project folder at http://webserver/DEV/Login cannot be opened with the path //webserver/wwwroot$/DEV/Login. The error returned was:

Unable to create Web Project DEV/Login The UNC share
//webserver/wwwroot$/dev/login does not exist or you do not have access

Any idea?

Thanks