net 2.0 (I think) project that would allow for custom user management from within the application. The weird thing is, the error was (seemingly, it's been a few months since I last looked) manifested when I added a new ascx file that was similar to an existing one that was added from an old. What's really puzzling to me is the fact that nothing else worked, I went through all of the suggestions I could find on SO, and nothing would work. What was originally selected was the "Use Visual Studio Development Server" with a Virtual path of "/"
The address, was already populated (I have IIS7. TL DR: In the project properties, in the web tab, under Servers, Select Use Local IIS Web Server. Also unfortunately, it doesn't really fix the issue in the way I was hoping, but if you're at your wit's end, this might get you running again. The fix I found was more specific to development, specifically, debugging on your local machine. None of these worked for me, unfortunately. So, before you lose too much sleep over this, try changing the IIS port number that is currently used to run the web project.
#Batch file rename matthew hart code
I noticed this because I tried to change the type name pointed to by Global.asax but the type name was unchanged even after restarting the server, so clearly, the code I was changing wasn't reflected by the IIS Express deployment. The IIS Express server is sensitive about that and for whatever reason it bricks the configuration.īy simply picking a third unaffected port this problem went away because it then maps the port to a new directory mapping (my branches are located differently on disk). I then received another warning that this reservation conflicts with another configured application. When I switched branch to the staging branch I noticed that it was using the same port address configuration so I opted to change that. It appears that this happens when you launch more than one web application from the same port number.īasically, I have a couple of branches that I work off, I have a main branch and a staging branch and a release branch.
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