VS 2005 Web project

Hi;

I'm not able to get asp pages to process. I get specified module could not
be found.
I tried running dependency walker against this.

Also, if I create a new web project, I don't get a bin directory or an
assembly created just the project and default aspx page for the project. So
I can't run dependency walker against the new project to get past the
specified module error.

Suggestions appreciated.I dunno if this has anything to do with having VS2003 and VS2005 on my machine.
I did answer my one question: turns out you need to publish the web project
in order to get the bin\assembly created in 2005.

This post gave me some ideas: http://forums.asp.net/thread/1270047.aspx
Yet I deleted the _vti_cnf\web.config file, then published and still got the
specified module could not be found message. Is IIS supposed to create a
virtual directory reference for your created published directory? I
published to temp off the IIS www/root (/temp) but saw no reference to this
directory in IIS.

"segue" wrote:

Quote:

Originally Posted by

>
Hi;
>
I'm not able to get asp pages to process. I get specified module could not
be found.
I tried running dependency walker against this.
>
Also, if I create a new web project, I don't get a bin directory or an
assembly created just the project and default aspx page for the project. So
I can't run dependency walker against the new project to get past the
specified module error.
>
Suggestions appreciated.

Hi,

segue wrote:

Quote:

Originally Posted by

Hi;
>
I'm not able to get asp pages to process. I get specified module could not
be found.
I tried running dependency walker against this.
>
Also, if I create a new web project, I don't get a bin directory or an
assembly created just the project and default aspx page for the project. So
I can't run dependency walker against the new project to get past the
specified module error.
>
Suggestions appreciated.

The first error, I don't know.

The second issue, it's the new web site model in VS2005. If you want to
have the VS2003 model, where you get a DLL, you should look into the Web
Application project add-on
http://webproject.scottgu.com/
Enjoy,
Laurent
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