IIS Multiple Dotnet Projects

[csgraham74]

Hi,

Im sure someone has came across this annoynace before but hopefully
someone can help. i am working with multiple projects in VS 2005 and
the way i have it setup is that everytime i open a new project i have
to go into IIS and change the Home Directory local path to the folder
containing all my project files.

I was wondering if there is a way to setup each project that i do not
have to constantly open each project and then go into IIS to change
the Home Directory local path to the project folder.

any help or guidance appreciated. BTW - im working in windows XP
Professional and the .Net 2.0 framework.

Thanks
CG

[Marc Gravell]

If you use a web application project, the IIS setup is part of the
proj file; there is also a "create virtual directory" button on the
properties page.

Any use?

Marc

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Another option is to create the IIS virtual directory/application before-hand
at the desired folder path (say, http://localhost/myapp pointing at
C:\Projects\MyAppWeb) and then point VS to the created virutal app
(http://localhost/myapp) when creating a web application.

"csgraham74" wrote:

Hi,

Im sure someone has came across this annoynace before but hopefully
someone can help. i am working with multiple projects in VS 2005 and
the way i have it setup is that everytime i open a new project i have
to go into IIS and change the Home Directory local path to the folder
containing all my project files.

I was wondering if there is a way to setup each project that i do not
have to constantly open each project and then go into IIS to change
the Home Directory local path to the project folder.

any help or guidance appreciated. BTW - im working in windows XP
Professional and the .Net 2.0 framework.

Thanks
CG

[JackPot]

That's what I've been doing Siva but have not deployed any ASP.NET yet. Have
you found any problems with pathing or whatever with this methof when trying
to work as a developer on a lame and crippled OS like XP Pro?

This is just about enough to make me go out and buy a new computer just to
run Vista and IIS7...

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Another option is to create the IIS virtual directory/application
before-hand
at the desired folder path (say, http://localhost/myapp pointing at
C:\Projects\MyAppWeb) and then point VS to the created virutal app
(http://localhost/myapp) when creating a web application.

"csgraham74" wrote:

>Hi,

Im sure someone has came across this annoynace before but hopefully
someone can help. i am working with multiple projects in VS 2005 and
the way i have it setup is that everytime i open a new project i have
to go into IIS and change the Home Directory local path to the folder
containing all my project files.

I was wondering if there is a way to setup each project that i do not
have to constantly open each project and then go into IIS to change
the Home Directory local path to the project folder.

any help or guidance appreciated. BTW - im working in windows XP
Professional and the .Net 2.0 framework.

Thanks
CG