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.
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.
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 created a VB website, added Master pages, some styling and a few other components, but no code. I am getting ready to add some new web forms with code, but I want to use C#. Can I just change the Page language on the web form to C#? Or do I have to change options in web.config or other places? Couls I create use both VB and C# in a web site?
I am working on asp.net website and i want to implement themes on my site. If i select any theme then it will change whole UI not only colors. After Change it will show a new User interface. Like change in div size, width and location same for controls and same all html tag that is used in page.
I got lot of example of themes where it it changing only UI color.
I have the link that I published on my IIS. Testing is done and we want to Go Live. I want to change my website name www.something.com. How can I change the name of the link.
A web site has just been created with VB as the programming langage and contains only a couple of short webforms. What would be the simplest and quickest way to change it from VB to C#?
Our web reference does not seem to be defined in web.config of the website that consumes it. I found that there is a configuration file called "Reference.map" in the "Web References" folder that looks editable, but when I edit them nothing happens. I even renamed the WSDL file in the folder to see if it would get a new one. It did not.
Do I have to do a build just to change the URL of a referenced Web Service?
I wish to keep the site settings like ProductsPerpage, SiteName, MaximumFileUploads etc in web.config file I wish to add a "Change Settings" form in the web site in order to change settings. Is it a standard method to access and edit the system.config file programmatically for changing site settings? Else what should be the good approach I should follow?
I am developing a website in MVC 2.0. I want to change the View folder location in my website. I wanted to keep the views folder inside other folders, When I try to do so i am getting following errors
The view 'Index' or its master was not found. The following locations were searched:
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.
My Views folder will be in ~/XYZ/ABC/Views instead of ~/Views. Will I get any problems If I change the default Views folder location. Do I need to change anything in HTML Helper classes because I don't know anything in MVC as this is my starting project i dont want to risk.
I use cookie to change the language of my website.
When I click a LinkButton to change the language for first time it works but the other button doesn't work to change the language . I should delete cookie to change the language.
I'm not sure what is the best way to create website that allows user to change its language. The website is really small, it has couple of pages (Default.aspx, Location.aspx, Catalogue.aspx and Info.aspx), but I'm not sure how to change the language of the content. User can change the language by clicking on one of the four image buttons which then add "lang" query string to the url, but whenever page reloads it keeps adding more and more "lang" querystrings.
I can specify a port number with SmtpClient object in ASP.NET, what I am wondering is, is that just the port .NET uses to send mail to the SMTP server? Or will that dictate what port for the SMTP server to use? Or is it that it MUST match the port configured for the SMTP server?
I have a managed DLL which communicates with the devices attached on COM/Serial ports. The desktop Winforms application sends requests on ports and receives/stores data in memory. In Winforms app I have added a reference to DLL and I am using the methods. This works well. Now, there is a situation where I need to show this data from serial/com port on a web-page. And also users should be able to send requests to the ports using this DLL. I have made a web app in ASP.NET (2.0). Added a reference to the DLL. I am able to use this DLL, the DLL communicates on the COM upon button click on web-page and also the response is shown on web page. However I am not happy with the approach and strongly feel that this is a bad approach. Also the development server crashes after 3 -4 requests. What is the best approach in this scenario. If I use a windows service then how would my ASP.net app will communicate with the Weindows service.Or can this be easily done using WCF. I have not used WCF any time nor any of .net remoting technique.