I tried this but it said the publish failed at the bottom of my screen. I am sure I did the ftp part wrong. I am not real strong using ftp. In the url I put ftp://site123.mysite4now.net/d:/hosting/member/b99999/site1
site123.mysite.net is the server name they gave me to ftp to. The d:/hosting/member/b99999/site1
is the path I use if I manually ftp to the hosting company. I probably have something wrong here. For security reasons, I changed these path names.
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From: "Ronda K" < rondapederson%40gmail.com">rondapederson
gmail.com>
Yes.... just do the same way... go to BUILD >> PUBLISH and then put in your
ftp path... it will ask for your credentials after it connects.
HTH,
Ronda
On 8/2/07, rherrmann05%40comcast.net">rherrmann05comcast.net < rherrmann05%40comcast.net">rherrmann05comcast.net> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>;
> I have an ASP.Net 2.0 web site that I want to deploy to a hosting company.
> I have already registered my domain name and everything checks out ok with
>; the hosting company. Presently, I develop web sites on my PC, then go to
> Build ----> Publish Web Site from Visual Studio and my web site is deployed
> to our test server. Our network guys will deploy it to our production server
> later.
>
> But I want to deploy this app myself to this hosting company. I know I
> have to FTP my files to this site. In earlier versions of .Net I would just
>; copy and paste the DLLs, aspx, ascx, image files, etc. In 2.0, is there a
> way I can Publish like I do with my test server?
>
> Thanks,
> Bob
>
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>
>;
>
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Ronda Pederson
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