Configuration :: Accessing An IIS Application Directory From Visual Studio?
Oct 10, 2010
I have created an application directory in IIS and specified its physical location in my harddrive. im trying to create a new Http-based website in Visual Studio 2008 but im unable to assign it to that application directory because in the "choose a location" dialog I cant view that application directory under my default web site directory. can someone tell me why? is it because visual studio doesnt have permission to access it. if that is the case how can I edit the permissions of that application directory in IIS so I can allow visual studio to have access to it?
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