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I am encountering a problem while I try to open the source code in the Visual Studio.NET, the below given message is appearing, I have tried the all solution of the below given from Help, but still it is same problem.
I reinstalled complete Studio.NET, especially with web development component, but the problem is occurring, can anyone please help me to solve this problem?
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Problem Message:
As attchement have some problem, please giving here the message:
Visual Stodio.NET cannot create or open the application, the likeliest problem is that required components are not installed on the local web server. Run Visual Studio.NET setup and add the Web Development component.
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I tried these solution:
Visual Basic and Visual C# Reference
Visual Studio .NET cannot create the application <application>. The
likeliest problem is that required components are not installed on the local
Web server
See Also
ASP.NET Platform Requirments | Configuring an ASP.NET Application for an
ASP.NET Version | ASP.NET IIS Registration Tool (Aspnet_regiis.exe)
Visual Studio .NET is not getting an appropriate response from the Web
server because some components are not installed properly. The correct order
for installing the components needed to run ASP.NET on a Web server is as
follows:
1.. Make sure that the Web server computer is running a server version of
Windows 2000, Windows XP, or Windows Server 2003.
2.. Install Internet Information Services (IIS). IIS is a Windows
component that in recent editions of Windows is not installed by default.
3.. Install the .NET Framework, which includes ASP.NET. The .NET Framework
installation does not check for the presence of IIS, since it is a general
installation and not specific to ASP.NET.
4.. Install Visual Studio components that are required for Visual Studio
to be able to communicate with the Web server.
5.. (Optional but highly recommended) Run a security lockdown tool to
reduce the vulnerability of IIS and the Web server computer.
If the installation is performed in this order, the components are
configured properly. Problems arise if steps are performed out of order or
if a step is skipped. For example, Step 2 is sometimes skipped because the
installer believes that IIS is already installed. This in turn often leads
to Step 2 being performed last, which results in an improper configuration.
If the server is not configured properly, you can correct it by installing
components using the sequence described in the following procedure.
To reconfigure a computer for Web development
Note All of the following steps take place on the Web server computer.
1.. Verify that IIS is installed. One way is to open the Control Panel and
then choose Internet Services Manager. If IIS is installed, you will be able
to use this utility to stop and start it.
If IIS is not installed, in the Windows Control Panel, choose Add or
Remove Programs and then Add/Remove Windows Components. In the list, select
Internet Information Services (IIS) and proceed with the install. For
details, see Windows Help.
Security Note When you install IIS, it is strongly recommended that
you secure the Web server computer. For details, see the file WebServer.htm
that is part of the setup documentation. You can find the file on the setup
CD at Disk1\Setup\WebServer.htm. After Visual Studio installation, you can
also find it on the hard disk at %install%\CSetupMM\WebServer.htm
2.. Install or reinstall the .NET Framework. Run the Visual Studio.NET
installation and select Option 1, Windows Component Update.
Note If you are sure that the current version of the .NET Framework is
installed on the Web server computer, you can skip this step.
3.. Open the Windows Run window and type the following to enable ASP.NET:
aspnet_regiis.exe /iTip You can open a command window directly in the
correct directory for the command. From the Windows Start menu, point to
Programs, Visual Studio .NET 2003, Visual Studio .NET Tools, and then choose
Visual Studio .NET Command Prompt. When the window opens, type aspnet_regiis
/i.
4.. Install Visual Studio .NET server components.
1.. Run the Visual Studio .NET installation again and select Option 2,
Visual Studio .NET.
Tip You can run the installation from the Control Panel by selecting
Add or Remove Programs, selecting Microsoft Visual Studio .NET (the name
varies slightly according to what version and language you have installed),
and clicking Change/Remove.
2.. Select Add or Remove Features.
3.. Open the Server Components node and check Web Development.
4.. Click Update Now!
5.. Perform a security lockdown on IIS, but then enable ASP.NET.
If you are using IIS 5.0 with Windows 2000 or Windows XP, you can use the
IIS Lockdown Tool (version 2.1).
In Windows Server 2003, you can set security levels for applications in
the IIS manager. For details on using the IIS manager and unlocking ASP.NET
applications, see the topic Visual Studio .NET has detected that ASP.NET
applications and services are locked down in IIS
See Also
ASP.NET Platform Requirments | Configuring an ASP.NET Application for an
ASP.NET Version | ASP.NET IIS Registration Tool (Aspnet_regiis.exe)
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I am encountering a problem while I try to open the source code in the Visual Studio.NET, the below given message is appearing, I have tried the all solution of the below given from Help, but still it is same problem.
I reinstalled complete Studio.NET, especially with web development component, but the problem is occurring, can anyone please help me to solve this problem?
____________________________________________________________________
Problem Message:
As attchement have some problem, please giving here the message:
Visual Stodio.NET cannot create or open the application, the likeliest problem is that required components are not installed on the local web server. Run Visual Studio.NET setup and add the Web Development component.
________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
I tried these solution:
Visual Basic and Visual C# Reference
Visual Studio .NET cannot create the application <application>. The
likeliest problem is that required components are not installed on the local
Web server
See Also
ASP.NET Platform Requirments | Configuring an ASP.NET Application for an
ASP.NET Version | ASP.NET IIS Registration Tool (Aspnet_regiis.exe)
Visual Studio .NET is not getting an appropriate response from the Web
server because some components are not installed properly. The correct order
for installing the components needed to run ASP.NET on a Web server is as
follows:
1.. Make sure that the Web server computer is running a server version of
Windows 2000, Windows XP, or Windows Server 2003.
2.. Install Internet Information Services (IIS). IIS is a Windows
component that in recent editions of Windows is not installed by default.
3.. Install the .NET Framework, which includes ASP.NET. The .NET Framework
installation does not check for the presence of IIS, since it is a general
installation and not specific to ASP.NET.
4.. Install Visual Studio components that are required for Visual Studio
to be able to communicate with the Web server.
5.. (Optional but highly recommended) Run a security lockdown tool to
reduce the vulnerability of IIS and the Web server computer.
If the installation is performed in this order, the components are
configured properly. Problems arise if steps are performed out of order or
if a step is skipped. For example, Step 2 is sometimes skipped because the
installer believes that IIS is already installed. This in turn often leads
to Step 2 being performed last, which results in an improper configuration.
If the server is not configured properly, you can correct it by installing
components using the sequence described in the following procedure.
To reconfigure a computer for Web development
Note All of the following steps take place on the Web server computer.
1.. Verify that IIS is installed. One way is to open the Control Panel and
then choose Internet Services Manager. If IIS is installed, you will be able
to use this utility to stop and start it.
If IIS is not installed, in the Windows Control Panel, choose Add or
Remove Programs and then Add/Remove Windows Components. In the list, select
Internet Information Services (IIS) and proceed with the install. For
details, see Windows Help.
Security Note When you install IIS, it is strongly recommended that
you secure the Web server computer. For details, see the file WebServer.htm
that is part of the setup documentation. You can find the file on the setup
CD at Disk1\Setup\WebServer.htm. After Visual Studio installation, you can
also find it on the hard disk at %install%\CSetupMM\WebServer.htm
2.. Install or reinstall the .NET Framework. Run the Visual Studio.NET
installation and select Option 1, Windows Component Update.
Note If you are sure that the current version of the .NET Framework is
installed on the Web server computer, you can skip this step.
3.. Open the Windows Run window and type the following to enable ASP.NET:
aspnet_regiis.exe /iTip You can open a command window directly in the
correct directory for the command. From the Windows Start menu, point to
Programs, Visual Studio .NET 2003, Visual Studio .NET Tools, and then choose
Visual Studio .NET Command Prompt. When the window opens, type aspnet_regiis
/i.
4.. Install Visual Studio .NET server components.
1.. Run the Visual Studio .NET installation again and select Option 2,
Visual Studio .NET.
Tip You can run the installation from the Control Panel by selecting
Add or Remove Programs, selecting Microsoft Visual Studio .NET (the name
varies slightly according to what version and language you have installed),
and clicking Change/Remove.
2.. Select Add or Remove Features.
3.. Open the Server Components node and check Web Development.
4.. Click Update Now!
5.. Perform a security lockdown on IIS, but then enable ASP.NET.
If you are using IIS 5.0 with Windows 2000 or Windows XP, you can use the
IIS Lockdown Tool (version 2.1).
In Windows Server 2003, you can set security levels for applications in
the IIS manager. For details on using the IIS manager and unlocking ASP.NET
applications, see the topic Visual Studio .NET has detected that ASP.NET
applications and services are locked down in IIS
See Also
ASP.NET Platform Requirments | Configuring an ASP.NET Application for an
ASP.NET Version | ASP.NET IIS Registration Tool (Aspnet_regiis.exe)
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© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
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