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Sep 16th, 2004, 04:51 AM
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Visual Studio .NET 2003 Problem creating a new ASP.NET Project
Hi,
First off, I'm a newbie with .NET and ASP. My prior experience is with Visual Studio 6.0 (C++ and VB) and some web development with JSP / Tomcat. So please be gentle to me 
I didn't really know where to put my question, hopefully this is in the right place.
My situation:
I have to set up and develop a Web/DB-Server for a new project. I have successfully installed windows 2000 server, sql server 2000, internet information server 5.0, .NET framework 1.1, sqlxml and other little tools and helpers.
On my development machine (win XP pro sp2) I've installed Visual Studio .NET 2003, .NET framework 1.1 SDK and tools and helpers.
Now I wanted to create a new .NET Web Application Project (VB Code) on the web-server via Visual Studio .NET. It all works fine, with one problem, Visual Studio won't create the codebehind files.
The class File "WebForm1.aspx.vb" specified as the codebehind for "WebForm1.aspx" could not be loaded. Make sure that the codebehind attribute in the page or control directive properly references an excisting code behind the file.
The wwwroot directory on the web server is a file share directory with all persmissions to it. Shouldn't Visual Studio create these files?
Or do I have to create them by myself (which is a little strange I think, since VS creates everything else)?
I have no clue how I can fix this. On the internet I couldn't find an answer to that problem. In different forums I didn't find the answer or the problem described. Even here....
I guess this has to be something really simple to solve, otherwise there should be more about that on the internet.
Any help or hint will be gladly appreciated
Cheers,
Scand
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