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VS 2008 http 404 page not found error

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    Hi, I have installed VS 2008 with framework 3.5 in my machine with win-xp as operating system and VS 2003 and VS 2005 also installed. whenever i create any new web site in my VS 2008 it creates it at my local IIS but then when i compile and run the site i get http 404 page not found error. My site has localhost in the path and the page that i m trying to browse is also at the same location still it gives page not found error. Please if anyone can give some workable suggestions. Thanks, sabiha.

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      Hi, I have installed VS 2008 with framework 3.5 in my machine with win-xp as operating system and VS 2003 and VS 2005 also installed. whenever i create any new web site in my VS 2008 it creates it at my local IIS but then when i compile and run the site i get http 404 page not found error. My site has localhost in the path and the page that i m trying to browse is also at the same location still it gives page not found error. Please if anyone can give some workable suggestions. Thanks, sabiha.

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      hozsam wrote:

      whenever i create any new web site in my VS 2008 it creates it at my local IIS but then when i compile and run the site i get http 404 page not found error.

      I believe you are selecting HTTP instated of file system while creating new project in VS.

      cheers, Abhijit CodeProject MVP

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        Hi, I have installed VS 2008 with framework 3.5 in my machine with win-xp as operating system and VS 2003 and VS 2005 also installed. whenever i create any new web site in my VS 2008 it creates it at my local IIS but then when i compile and run the site i get http 404 page not found error. My site has localhost in the path and the page that i m trying to browse is also at the same location still it gives page not found error. Please if anyone can give some workable suggestions. Thanks, sabiha.

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        Abhishek Sur
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        Hey... in vs 2008 I dont think it creates local IIS entry, rather it runs in the developement server already included. When you publish the website, there is some option given if you want to host to the server.

        Abhishek Sur My Latest Articles Basics on LINQ and Lambda Expressions
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          Hey... in vs 2008 I dont think it creates local IIS entry, rather it runs in the developement server already included. When you publish the website, there is some option given if you want to host to the server.

          Abhishek Sur My Latest Articles Basics on LINQ and Lambda Expressions
          Create .NET Templates

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          Abhishek Sur wrote:

          Hey... in vs 2008 I dont think it creates local IIS entry, rather it runs in the developement server already included.

          The default location set to File System. But if you want to change, you have two more option HTTP and FTP.

          cheers, Abhijit CodeProject MVP

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            Hi, I have installed VS 2008 with framework 3.5 in my machine with win-xp as operating system and VS 2003 and VS 2005 also installed. whenever i create any new web site in my VS 2008 it creates it at my local IIS but then when i compile and run the site i get http 404 page not found error. My site has localhost in the path and the page that i m trying to browse is also at the same location still it gives page not found error. Please if anyone can give some workable suggestions. Thanks, sabiha.

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            you create vs2008 application, When you using debug mode run it, application don't uesing IIS, when publish this applicaion, you must configuration application of IIS,.Net framework. check you IIS, or debug you application in vs2008.

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              Abhishek Sur wrote:

              Hey... in vs 2008 I dont think it creates local IIS entry, rather it runs in the developement server already included.

              The default location set to File System. But if you want to change, you have two more option HTTP and FTP.

              cheers, Abhijit CodeProject MVP

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              Abhishek Sur
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              yes.. I know, for web sites only. But nowdays we always create Web applications. Thats why I made that statement. No problem dear. :rose:

              Abhishek Sur My Latest Articles Basics on LINQ and Lambda Expressions
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