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Cannot access aspx from development machine

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    Hi I want to do some real time debugging on my development machine(WinXP). I wrote an simple ASP.Net application using Vs2005.net in which the default page is p6count.aspx. None of the machine in my office can access this page. Can any body tell me what settings i need to do to access this page from any other machine within my office ? I am able to ping my machine from all other machine in my offcie. Thanks Shailesh

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      Hi I want to do some real time debugging on my development machine(WinXP). I wrote an simple ASP.Net application using Vs2005.net in which the default page is p6count.aspx. None of the machine in my office can access this page. Can any body tell me what settings i need to do to access this page from any other machine within my office ? I am able to ping my machine from all other machine in my offcie. Thanks Shailesh

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      VS 2005 creates asp.net project and runs by default inside Cassini not your web server. When you run you application locally, you will see something like http://localhost//p6count.aspx. That is where Cassini serving up your application what you need to access the page from different machine is http:////p6count.aspx

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        VS 2005 creates asp.net project and runs by default inside Cassini not your web server. When you run you application locally, you will see something like http://localhost//p6count.aspx. That is where Cassini serving up your application what you need to access the page from different machine is http:////p6count.aspx

        Yusuf

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        What is the Cassini BTW? The problem was with the winXP firewall. I made it off now i can access the p6count.aspx page. Thanks any way for your time.

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          What is the Cassini BTW? The problem was with the winXP firewall. I made it off now i can access the p6count.aspx page. Thanks any way for your time.

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          aman2006 wrote:

          What is the Cassini BTW?

          Cassini is a *hidden* web server. It is used by Visual studio 2005 to host you development applications. Prior to VS 2005 Microsoft used to create the actual web applications inside IIS. With 2005 it does not get created until you are ready to publish it. Here is more info on Cassisni. ^

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