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Bob Anderson

2006-04-27, 7:26 am

In the tutorial on page 38 im supposed to update the supplier Web service
references. However when I open the project:
C:\Tutorial\Solutions\SupplierWebService
s\B2BSupplierWebService.sln I get the
following error:
The application for project 'http://localhost/B2BSupplierProcessPO' is not
installed.
Make sure the application for the project type () is installed.

If I open up my IIS manager the website is configured as done when running
the setup.bat script from the same folder.
carlos medina

2006-04-27, 7:26 am

hi..

do you have installed Web Development in your Visual Studio ??? Setup.bat
configures the directories as virtual directories, so is normal that you can
see it in your IIS... but you need install Web Development environment to
edit this project.

"Bob Anderson" <BobAnderson@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:71013637-EBE5-46F1-A69C-C81EA1A5C131@microsoft.com...
> In the tutorial on page 38 im supposed to update the supplier Web service
> references. However when I open the project:
> C:\Tutorial\Solutions\SupplierWebService
s\B2BSupplierWebService.sln I get
> the
> following error:
> The application for project 'http://localhost/B2BSupplierProcessPO' is not
> installed.
> Make sure the application for the project type () is installed.
>
> If I open up my IIS manager the website is configured as done when running
> the setup.bat script from the same folder.



Bob Anderson

2006-04-27, 7:26 am

Thank you, that solved the problem

"carlos medina" wrote:

> hi..
>
> do you have installed Web Development in your Visual Studio ??? Setup.bat
> configures the directories as virtual directories, so is normal that you can
> see it in your IIS... but you need install Web Development environment to
> edit this project.
>
> "Bob Anderson" <BobAnderson@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:71013637-EBE5-46F1-A69C-C81EA1A5C131@microsoft.com...
>
>
>

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