I'm running IIS 5.1 and Visual Studio.net Enterprise Ed on a Win XP pro 
machine.




I'm simply trying to create a new Web Application project in VS, and I have 
done so succesfully before, but for some uknown reason, it suddenly stopped 
working.




When trying to create a new web application project, I get this error:




Unable to create Web project 'WebApplication1'. The file path 
'c:\inetpub\wwwroot\WebApplication1' does not correspond to the URL 
'http://localhost/WebApplication1'. The two need to map to the same server 
location. HTTP Error 403: Access Denied




I've been trying to figure this out for two days, but I'm getting nowhere.




The file extensions are all in order. Home Directory on Default Website is 
set to c:\inetpub\wwwroot. Please ask if there's any other info that could 
be useful.




I've got a feeling the solution is redicolously simple, hehe. Thanks for 
all your answers in advance.




-Thomas F. Nicolaisen

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-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas Ferris Nicolaisen [mailto:tfnico@h...]
Sent: 22 February 2003 01:44
To: aspx_beginners
Subject: [aspx_beginners] Can't create Web Application in vs.net


I'm running IIS 5.1 and Visual Studio.net Enterprise Ed on a Win XP pro 
machine.




I'm simply trying to create a new Web Application project in VS, and I have 
done so succesfully before, but for some uknown reason, it suddenly stopped 
working.




When trying to create a new web application project, I get this error:




Unable to create Web project 'WebApplication1'. The file path 
'c:\inetpub\wwwroot\WebApplication1' does not correspond to the URL 
'http://localhost/WebApplication1'. The two need to map to the same server 
location. HTTP Error 403: Access Denied




I've been trying to figure this out for two days, but I'm getting nowhere.




The file extensions are all in order. Home Directory on Default Website is 
set to c:\inetpub\wwwroot. Please ask if there's any other info that could 
be useful.




I've got a feeling the solution is redicolously simple, hehe. Thanks for 
all your answers in advance.




-Thomas F. Nicolaisen


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