http://localhost/.... vs http://localhost:1234/...

[OhioSteve]

I am using visual studio again after about two years working in other environments. So my skills are a bit rusty. I need to make a web service on localhost using VS 2005. A "hello world" service would be fine for now. If I follow the default choices and then preview my web service, it displays with url like

http://localhost:1234/...

I SUSPECT that this is because IIS does not really have control over my project. I DO have IIS on my machine. How do I make a ws that IIS really controls??

 

[Turkbear]

Hi,
Is your IIS web site up and running?
VS will use its own unless it finds one running with .NET enabled ..







To Paraphrase:"The Help you get is proportional to the Help you give.."

 

[developer155]

you can set which server you want the .net app to run on in Project Properties. You can choose.NET server or IIS. This is new with 2005

 

[OhioSteve]

Okay I r-clicked the project and choose properties. I saw the panels "application", "compile", "references", "resources", "settings", "signing" and "web". I looked at each panel and I did not see an obvious way to solve the problem.