...error when trying to build a project on a port other than 80 (on a
remote server). Happens with VS 2005.
I've google the hell out of this and I find people with the same
issue, but never any solution.
Has anyone been able to do this successfully, WITHOUT getting an
alternate IP address for the box? TIA.
I had the same issue when trying to connect to a server at the root.
But then I tried creating a new website, and I allowed Visual Studio
to create a subfolder below the root (it wanted to anyway). Somehow
this is a virtual directory and when the pages are added to this
folder (thus you would view it as
http://servername.net:8080/website/
the page functions as expected. Now when I did this I had to manually
add the default.aspx and the web.config files as they weren't created
automatically for some weird reason.
Here are the steps I took.
create new website -> type ASP.NET website
Location HTTP:
click browse
type
http://servername:port/website and click Create New Website
the path is in that box already. Click Create
authenticate with an administrator user on the server
Click open.
Now here I got an error that it couldn' create my Default.aspx and I
just clicked ok. Added and edited the default.aspx and added and
edited the web.config.
Now at least I can develop on at the server; though I haven't gotten
very far to find out if there are other pitfalls to needing this
subfolder.
rick
