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From: eranhef on 4 Dec 2006 04:08 I have irritating problem. I have visual studio 2005 + WSS 3.0 extensions. i'm tring to create a web part project as follows: 1) I've created 'Web Part' solution. 2) i've changed the url in the project properties>>debug tab to the share point default site (http://il-moss-dev:6680/_layouts/MySite.aspx - is it ok?). 3) when i'm pressing F5, there is an error: No SharePoint Site exists at the specified URL How can i solve this?? Tnx in advance, Eran Hefer.
From: Dave W on 4 Dec 2006 09:52 I am having this same issue, and i received no help on my post about this. hopefully someone can help with this... There are walk throughs out there for the extensions, but they are all very vague and offer no troubleshooting help. I am chalking it up to being a "beta" release of the extensions. I also couldn't get it to work locally on my PC, i had to install Visual Studio on the server to get the SharePoint Solutions property tab to work. I would rather not do development work on the server, can anyone shed light on this issue as well? - Dave
From: Matt on 4 Dec 2006 11:03 Are you running SharePoint on port 80? It didn't work for me until I switched it to the default IP address and port 80. Dave W wrote: > I am having this same issue, and i received no help on my post about > this. hopefully someone can help with this... There are walk throughs > out there for the extensions, but they are all very vague and offer no > troubleshooting help. I am chalking it up to being a "beta" release of > the extensions. > > I also couldn't get it to work locally on my PC, i had to install > Visual Studio on the server to get the SharePoint Solutions property > tab to work. I would rather not do development work on the server, can > anyone shed light on this issue as well? > > - Dave
From: Dave W on 4 Dec 2006 11:20 I have it on port 80 using a host header, and on another port for accessing it using the netbios name:port. I will check the IP Address with port 80. If thats it then thats horrible, hopefully that gets changed in the final release of the tools.
From: Chan on 14 Dec 2006 21:49
I have the same issue. My environment (all on my local box): Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 v8.0.50727.41 Microsoft .NET Framework v2.0.50727 Visual Studio 2005 Extensions for Windows SharePoint Services v12.0.4630.1000 WSS 3.0 (Installed on Port 80) I followed the instructions here: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa973249.aspx And when I press F5 I get the following error in the Error List: "No SharePoint Site exists at the specified URL." So I went to Google and searched for that text and found this (Which I'm sure you have all tried): http://blogs.msdn.com/karthick/archive/2006/11/30/wss-3-0-getting-no-sharepoint-site-exists-at-the-specified-url-visual-studio-2005-extensions-for-sharepoint.aspx I've tried changing the "Start browser with URL" field to http://localhost/default.aspx http://localhost/ http://localhost:80/default.aspx http://localhost:80/ And my local IP address. There was a suggestion that you need to enable ASP debugging on your Sharepoint server. To do this: Open up Computer Management. (Right click on My Computer and select Manage) Open Computer Managerment (Local) > Services and Applications > Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager > Web Site > Sharepoint - 80 Right click on "Sharepoint - 80" Select "Properties" Select "Home Directory" tab Click the "Configuration..." button Select "Debugging" tab And you will be provided options to enable debugging for client and server side. None of the above worked. I would greatly appreciate it if anyone could find any faults in anything which I have done and/or have a solution to this issue. But considering the current version of VSEWSS is only CTP I could only assume that this is a bug. Regards, Chan |