Moving site from local computer to production computer

[PreethaMIS]

Moving of the intranet from local computer to production web server:

I am stuck with the moving and Server.MapPath issue.

In the local computer, my virtual tree looks like this:

Local Computer
   WebSites
      IIS Local Host
          LegalWeb
              Docs   (C:\Dev\project\_files\Docs)
              _admin
              _site
              _ajax
              _include
              _includeadmin
              _js
              _media
              _style

In the production computer, the virtual tree looks like this:

DuWeb
   WebSites
      IIS Local Host
          Departments
              LegalWeb
                   Docs   (E:\WebApps\Legal\Docs)
                   _admin
                   _site
                   _ajax
                   _include
                   _includeadmin
                   _js
                   _media
                   _style

This is a classic ASP application with Jscript as the Server side language. I use the File Scripting object to locate the files located in the folder. However once moved to the production webserver, I get “Path Not Found” when I try to access the folder.

To test whether I created the virtual directory right, when I response.write to the browser, I see the following path:

E:\Inetpub\

http://wwwroot\Legal\Docs

Would you know how to refer it to the E:\webapps\Legal\Docs folder?

Any suggestions what I could be missing?

Thanks.

 

[Turkbear]

Hi,
Try using UNC :
\\yourservername\webapps\Legal\Docs

Also insure that the correct permissions are set fro that directory..






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[PreethaMIS]

This is what I have in the ASP page:

/*////////////////////////////////////////////
	setup
*/////////////////////////////////////////////
	
	// application
	var setup_AppServer = "endoweb";
	var setup_AppPath = "/Legal/";
	var setup_AppDocPath = "/Legal/Docs/";
	var setup_AppNewsDocPath = "/Legal/Docs/_News/";
	var setup_AppURL = setup_AppServer + setup_AppPath;

 

[PreethaMIS]

I resolved it. I played around with the IIS settings, re-changed the location of the sub-intranet page within the main intranet folder. Now I am able to see the exact mapped directory.