Friday, November 30, 2007

Unable to start debugging on Web Server. Unable to connect to the web server........

Unable to start debugging on Web Server. Unable to connect to the web server.

Your IIS virtual directory is not correctly configured with your web project directory or virtual directory is not available or the IIS is stopped. First you must confirm that your IIS is running sate not in stopped state. If the IIS is in stopped state then u can hit the run button to start the IIS.
If the IIS is in running state then check your virtual directory in IIS. It may not exist or its not pointing to your asp.net project directory. Then you will get a message from the Visual Studio "Unable to start debugging on Web Server. Unable to connect to the web server.........".


You can fix the problem by changing the path of the virtual directory to your current asp.net project folder.

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