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asp.NET student
Hi,
I have a web-application that I need to have a specific folder of it to be
password protected (using Forms auth.)

In order for that to work, I need to have a web.config file in the root of
that child folder, and to make it an IIS app. from the IIS MMC. so far so
good!

To make it more interesting, I need to have this available in VSS for my
team of developers... Here is when it gets interesting!

I created the folder (from VS.NET) the went to IIS and made that folder an
IIS-App. but that did not work. It caused errors at run-time.

Has anybody run across something like that? What is the recommended
solution?

thanks
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Carolyn McHorse
Hi,
I had similar requirements and these articles were helpful:
http://www.orcsweb.com/articles/security1.asp
http://www.orcsweb.com/articles/security2.asp

HTH,
Carolyn

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Subject: [aspngvs] creating sub-apps using Vs.NET

Hi,
I have a web-application that I need to have a specific folder of it
to be
password protected (using Forms auth.)

In order for that to work, I need to have a web.config file in the
root of
that child folder, and to make it an IIS app. from the IIS MMC. so far
so
good!

To make it more interesting, I need to have this available in VSS for
my
team of developers... Here is when it gets interesting!

I created the folder (from VS.NET) the went to IIS and made that
folder an
IIS-App. but that did not work. It caused errors at run-time.

Has anybody run across something like that? What is the recommended
solution?

thanks

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