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Do I need IIS to publish web pages?
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Kevin Raleigh
2006-08-24 21:22:23 UTC
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I am trying to work through a tutorial on asp but can't seem to get my
webpages
to display. I get the standard page not found error. So my question is do I
need
web publishing services to view the asp web page or will my computer bound
the asp page against the web publishing manager?

Kevin
George
2006-08-25 16:09:17 UTC
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Post by Kevin Raleigh
I am trying to work through a tutorial on asp but can't seem to get my
webpages
to display. I get the standard page not found error. So my question is do I
need
web publishing services to view the asp web page or will my computer bound
the asp page against the web publishing manager?
Kevin
Hi Kevin,

If your running Windows XP PRO you can install the IIS. I'm not sure if
you can do it in Windows XP Home Edition. If your running Windows 9x,
your need to install PWS which is on the Windows CD. The folder is
called PWS.

Go to Control Panel => Add/Remove program => Add/Remove Windows
Components, set a tick in "Internet Information Server" and the ISS
will be installed.

This folder will be created : c:\inetpub\wwwroot. This is the place for
your websites. As many as you want.

Example: If you have a website called MyWebsite you should put all your
files into that forlder. ( c:\Inetpub\wwwroot\MyWebsite )

When you want to run/see the site simply just type
http://yourmachinename/MyWebsite/test.asp
( e.g. http://hartmann/MyWebsite/test.asp )

If your .asp file is called default.asp you only need to type
http://hartmann/MyWebsite
and then you should be able to see your work.

Hope that helps :-)

Best regards,
Johnny Kristiansen
Pinky
2006-10-17 21:40:03 UTC
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Win XP Home Edition don't have IIS, so on it you can't execute ASP page.

You can test if IIS is installed typing "http://localhost" in a browser.
(It is equivalent of "http://127.0.0.1") The base web directory of your PC.

If IIS is installed a default start page (of IIS) are show.
If not you can install it from "Install application" of windows
application ... search IIS ....
(The first time i think it required Win installation CD)

After that you can create more site than you like.
Add a "Virtual directory" to the "Default Web Site" in IIS.

Give it a name and try to reach it in browser: http://localhost/MySite

(Excuse my bad englis)

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