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Tem,plate Explorer Missing
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I have a unique setup where I have disabled the default web site and created
two site. One called CMS RO for the Read Only users and one for called CMS
RW for the Read/Write users. CMS RO is on port 80. CMS RW is on prt 81. My
SCA is on port 722.
So here is what I did.
I created a new C# application in folder e:\inetpub\wwwroot\BOD.
I then deleted the class1.cs file saved and closed the project.
I then wnet into IIS and created two Virtual Directories. One under the CMS
RO and the other under CMS RW. Both pointing to the same folder.
Noe in the CMS RW I addedd the CMS application as a sub folder under BOD.
I then modified my BOD.csproj file and added in the following MCMS references:
<Reference
Name = "Microsoft.ContentManagement.WebControls"
AssemblyName = "Microsoft.ContentManagement.WebControls"
HintPath =
"..\..\..\MCMS\Server\bin\Microsoft.ContentManagement.WebControls.dll"
/>
<Reference
Name = "Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing"
AssemblyName = "Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing"
HintPath =
"..\..\..\MCMS\Server\bin\Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing.dll"
/>
<Reference
Name =
"Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing.Extensions.Placeholders"
AssemblyName =
"Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing.Extensions.Placeholders"
HintPath =
"..\..\..\MCMS\Server\bin\Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing.Extensions.Placeholders.dll"
/>
<Reference
Name =
"Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing.Extensions.Placeholders.Office"
AssemblyName =
"Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing.Extensions.Placeholders.Office"
HintPath =
"..\..\..\MCMS\Server\bin\Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing.Extensions.Placeholders.Office.dll"
/>
<Reference
Name = "Microsoft.ContentManagement.Web"
AssemblyName = "Microsoft.ContentManagement.Web"
HintPath =
"..\..\..\MCMS\Server\bin\Microsoft.ContentManagement.Web.dll"
/>
<Reference
Name = "Microsoft.ContentManagement.WebAuthor"
AssemblyName = "Microsoft.ContentManagement.WebAuthor"
HintPath =
"..\..\..\MCMS\Server\bin\Microsoft.ContentManagement.WebAuthor.dll"
/>
<Reference
Name = "Microsoft.ContentManagement.Common"
AssemblyName = "Microsoft.ContentManagement.Common"
HintPath =
"..\..\..\MCMS\Server\bin\Microsoft.ContentManagement.Common.dll"
/>
</References>
I also added this line just before the </CSharp> closing tag.
<UserProperties CmsEnabled = "1" />
Now VS.NET 2003 successfully loads the project.
But when I go to View|Other Windows I don't see the Template Explorer option.
Also, when I click Tools|Content Management Srrver|Site Manager, I get this
error when I try and logon to Site Manager. But what's funny is I can log on
to Site Manager outside of VS.net.
Could not connect to the Microsoft Content Management Server localhost.
Either the web service is not running, or there are network problems that are
keeping you from connecting to the server.
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| Stefan [MSFT] 2006-04-27, 7:27 am |
| Hi Tom,
MCMS VS.NET tools are only supported on the default website running on port
80 and accessable using the name "localhost".
It is possible to use a different website if they is still accessable using
"localhost" by following the hints listed here:
http://download.microsoft.com/downl...6a/MCMS+2002+-+(complete)+FAQ.htm#AF0A8BBF-1488-450F-ADD1-E555312ADEC9
Cheers,
Stefan
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"Tom" <Tom@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2D21F4DD-0201-4306-8FF0-FF2DACF9324F@microsoft.com...
> Help!
>
> I have a unique setup where I have disabled the default web site and
> created
> two site. One called CMS RO for the Read Only users and one for called
> CMS
> RW for the Read/Write users. CMS RO is on port 80. CMS RW is on prt 81.
> My
> SCA is on port 722.
>
> So here is what I did.
>
> I created a new C# application in folder e:\inetpub\wwwroot\BOD.
> I then deleted the class1.cs file saved and closed the project.
> I then wnet into IIS and created two Virtual Directories. One under the
> CMS
> RO and the other under CMS RW. Both pointing to the same folder.
>
> Noe in the CMS RW I addedd the CMS application as a sub folder under BOD.
> I then modified my BOD.csproj file and added in the following MCMS
> references:
>
> <Reference
> Name = "Microsoft.ContentManagement.WebControls"
> AssemblyName =
> "Microsoft.ContentManagement.WebControls"
> HintPath =
> "..\..\..\MCMS\Server\bin\Microsoft.ContentManagement.WebControls.dll"
> />
> <Reference
> Name = "Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing"
> AssemblyName = "Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing"
> HintPath =
> "..\..\..\MCMS\Server\bin\Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing.dll"
> />
> <Reference
> Name =
> "Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing.Extensions.Placeholders"
> AssemblyName =
> "Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing.Extensions.Placeholders"
> HintPath =
> "..\..\..\MCMS\Server\bin\Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing.Extensions.Placeholders.dll"
> />
> <Reference
> Name =
> "Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing.Extensions.Placeholders.Office"
> AssemblyName =
> "Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing.Extensions.Placeholders.Office"
> HintPath =
> "..\..\..\MCMS\Server\bin\Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing.Extensions.Placeholders.Office.dll"
> />
> <Reference
> Name = "Microsoft.ContentManagement.Web"
> AssemblyName = "Microsoft.ContentManagement.Web"
> HintPath =
> "..\..\..\MCMS\Server\bin\Microsoft.ContentManagement.Web.dll"
> />
> <Reference
> Name = "Microsoft.ContentManagement.WebAuthor"
> AssemblyName = "Microsoft.ContentManagement.WebAuthor"
> HintPath =
> "..\..\..\MCMS\Server\bin\Microsoft.ContentManagement.WebAuthor.dll"
> />
> <Reference
> Name = "Microsoft.ContentManagement.Common"
> AssemblyName = "Microsoft.ContentManagement.Common"
> HintPath =
> "..\..\..\MCMS\Server\bin\Microsoft.ContentManagement.Common.dll"
> />
> </References>
>
>
> I also added this line just before the </CSharp> closing tag.
> <UserProperties CmsEnabled = "1" />
>
> Now VS.NET 2003 successfully loads the project.
> But when I go to View|Other Windows I don't see the Template Explorer
> option.
>
>
> Also, when I click Tools|Content Management Srrver|Site Manager, I get
> this
> error when I try and logon to Site Manager. But what's funny is I can log
> on
> to Site Manager outside of VS.net.
>
> Could not connect to the Microsoft Content Management Server localhost.
> Either the web service is not running, or there are network problems that
> are
> keeping you from connecting to the server.
>
>
>
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