Configuration :: Change Default Setting In VS2008 So IIS Can Deploy App With Port Number?
Nov 18, 2010
In the past I deployed my apps using IIS running on IE6 and VS2008. When deploying using IIS a port number was attached to the localhost something like: [URL] then after deployment the website could be accessed from any other machine using the url. Recently VS2008, IIS and IE8 was installed. But now when I use IIS to deploy the app no port number is attached to the localhost which means that the app cannot be accessed
by another machine.
This is because of the default setting being installed. There is a way to go into properties and change the default settings to make IIS deploy the app with the port number. How you change the default setting to make IIS deploy the app with the port number attached again so the app can be accessed by another machine using the apps url?
I am developing a website in ASP.NET. I wanted to know how can I give a static path to my website on my local mahcine such that it will always be deployed on port number. For eg: in php, the path can always be http://localhost/websitename
but in ASP.NET, whenever, I debug the website for testing, it is always deployed to a new port number. This prevents me from testing my script which can only be given a static name in Greasemonkey.
I have setup a new site in IIS Manager and set the Host name to the actual website address, so everytime I try to access the site via the web it takes me to the site hosted on my pc. Do I need to change the port or use a virtual directory? Running on Vista.
I am brand new to ASP.NET - I actually just finished my first week long class on it last week and now I am back at work trying to use what I learned in class.
On the last day of class we were taught how to deploy an ASP Project to our production server using a wizard in Visual Studio and it worked great. Now, in the real world, I have a development environment on my desktop at work that matches exactly the production environment on my production server. If I make a change to the Default.aspx file on my desktop, do I have to deploy it to my production server using the deployment wizard in Visual Studio or can I just copy the Default.aspx file from my desktop to the production server and replace it? I just don't want to mess up the Project Files and I am not sure if I will if I don't move over everything.
I want to know if there is a way to set up the default document or default web page from the setup project of a web page.What I mean is that I would like my web app installer to set the default page (i.e: DefaultPage.aspx) when installing the web application. I remember I could do this in previous versions of the asp.net platform, currently I am working in ASP.NET 3.5 (Visual Studio 2008).
I have problem with default.aspx setting in global.asax file.When i am running dot net application from solution explorer i can set the default page as start page or when i am running the application the on IIS server i can set that default page as start page through the setting.This thing i want to do in programmatic way using the global.asax file
Using Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2010, I have created a SQL database, with the goal being to create a Lead Management system for my company. I have created two columns: 1 is named InitialCall, and the other is named FollowUp. The InitialCall column has a datatype of "datetime", and currently, the default value setting is (getdate()). The FollowUp column is set to varchar(max), because I want to allow a sales rep to add whatever information they want to.
What I would like to do is change the default value setting in InitialCall from (getdate()), so that it will update that field whenever a sales rep upates the FollowUp field. In essence, this would create a time stamp so that I would know the date and time that the sales rep followed up with a particular lead. What would I enter the default value as?
It seems that VS always displays more than 20 rows of ListView in its designer. If a page has quite a few of ListViews, it is a bit hassle to move around. Is there any way to reduce the number of displayed rows?
I have a Silverlight/RIA application that worked fine locally and on my IIS 7 server. Now that I've moved it to Azure, I'm getting EndpointNotFoundExceptions.
[EndpointNotFoundException]: There was no channel actively listening at [URL]
DomainService.svc/binary/SeviceEndpoint
ive seen the solution for wcf services here [URL] but im not sure if this is also applicable for ria services
I'm currently taking care of a certain local website.
The default port has been changed, and can no longer be not included in the URL due to technical reasons, so now i'm using a certain port in the end of the IP at the URL, for example
100.100.100.100/website.aspx
no longer works (which accessed 80 by default)
100.100.100.100:81/website.aspx
with the port, works.
Works, though I can't click in any link or anything and the port vanishes (new page doesn't load). Then I keep the same URL and just include the port at the end of the IP and it works again, until I click in another link inside of it.
I have access to changing each link, but I guess that would not be the right approach.
How should I procceed ?
--[EDIT]--
All URL's are already relative, and the whole issue of this question is not applicable in IE, this only happens on other browsers.
/website.aspx
What I said about changing each link would be something like
The way I quickly test the asmx file is to "View in Browser" from Visual Studio (I'm using 2005, and have IIS 6). The address shows up like this:
"http://localhost:1399/MyWebService.asmx"
where 1399 is a generated random number and can change each time I test by this process.
The books I've been reading (as well as other sources in the internet) keep referring to testing web services by typing something like this in the browser:
"http://localhost/MyFolder/MyWebService.asmx"
where "MyWebService" is the name of the web service and "MyFolder" is where that webservice is.
This "http://localhost/" with no port number testing never worked for me. Some books mention random port numbers, but most do not even mention port numbers. [URL]
Invalid URI: Invalid port specified. Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code. Exception Details: System.UriFormatException: Invalid URI: Invalid port specified.
I want to send email thought asp.net page for that I need to find SMTP Host and port number below is my code
Dim EMail As New MailMessage EMail.From = New MailAddress(Emailtaxebox.Text) EMail.[To].Add(New MailAddress("sa@gmail.com")) EMail.Subject = Firstnametextbox.Text + lastnametextbox.Text + "Registerd" EMail.Body = " This is content " EMail.IsBodyHtml = True
[code]....
how to find SMTP port and host name ? I used default one its gives me error.No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it.
How do I specify a port number for a Data Connection in the Server Explorer of Visual Studio 2008. It would use 1433 as a default but the administrators changed it for security purposes.
I have a web site developed in framework 3.5 , OS 2008 Server and iis 6.0 My web site running on port no. 80 and accessible in Lan network but it is not accessed when I changed to any port no like 8060 or 88. how to change port no so that I can access it in LAN network
I got a website project and found I couldn't assign a fixed port number for the application in development server. (When I debug, the port number following localhost:1194 always changes)
I've been googling it for hours, but the closest one is how to configure port number for web applicaiton, with a web application I know go to property-web-specific port, but with a web site project I can't find such an option anywhere.
how to run asp web site on different port in iis 5.1 server?
i have change the port no. but i can't run my web site on that port so plz. give me complete information and step to run asp web site in iis server on other than different port.
When I add a second website to my solution, it is putting it on a different port. My first website is running on port 50483, and my new website is running on port 55760. I was a little surprised, because I don't see the need to run them on different ports since they are seperate virtual directories.
