I remember that ASP pages under IIS used to be under wwroot folder. Does any restriction like that exists for JSPs?
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Not necessary.\n\nBut for the ease of maintenance it is useful to keep them segregated into a folder and use a hierarchy to represent their depth.\n\nAlso, if a certain JSP needs to be protected for direct access from outside world, keep it under the WEB-INF folder.
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are you hosting your website on your own server ??\n\nif yes than go to IIS, click on ur website, open the directory or folder what you want to block for anonymous, \n\nright click on that folder, select permission, and give password to that folder.\n\nnow if anybody wants to access that page it will ask password to open it..\n\ni hope it can help u.\n\nlet me know if you have any further question
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I think this is called "hot-linking" and most of the public servers doesn't allow this.\nJust imagine i build a page (my_domain.com/subdir/frame1.html) that loads your page (domain.com/subdir/page1.asp) into my frame. Man! it's your page, and I'm stealing not only your content, but also your bandwidth.\nThat's the reason why it's not allowed.
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I think it depends on your domain providor. But If you can't change it, you may have to find a little bit of javascript to autodirect your index.html to your home.html. That's what I had to do with a very old website of mine ages ago.... Here is the code:\n\n<head>\n<script language="JavaScript">\n<!--\nwindow.location="http://yourpage.com/home.html";\n//-->\n</script>\n</head>\n\nI hope this works for you.\n\nBTW: When I previewed this post the url in the code has ";..." you only need the URL in quotes ( " ) and the semicolon ( ; ) at the end of it.
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http://web.archive.org/web/20000815061503/www.microsoft.com/windows2000/default.asp
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by using asp u can do as -------\n<%\nString val= request.getparameter("name of the text box")\ndocument.write(val);\n%>\n\nsave this page as .asp extension and palced it at webroot directory.\n\ncall this page from form action="/name.asp"
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Try looking on this site.  \n\nhttp://www.asp101.com/articles/paolo/asp2aspnet/default.asp\n\nThis site claims that their isn't much difference in the file structure of asp and asp .net.  I use Visual Basic .NET and the difference between vb 6 and vb .net is .net is object oriented, so even if you follow the directions on the page, your asp project won't be using the object oriented technology unless asp uses this.\n\nAnyway, hope the site helps.
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Do it like this::\n1) On that web-page make a link "edit".\n2) On pressing that link open the html script of that web-page in\na text-box.\n3) Edit the page & make a servlet that will update the corresponding web-page with the new contents.\n\n& for FREE servers, u can try\n1) Apache TomCat.\n2) Jboss etc.
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You don't need to remove it, because it was tacked on by the server, not you. It's NOT in your source code. \n\nIt says "please remove" because it's aimmed at people who may want to copy the webpage.
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It is not possible because ASPNET runtime takes care of it, as it is not changed accidently.\nAlso, if u change it the web-application is restarted as u should take a note of this.\n\nEven if, u want to change go with some simple file-handling code.
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on thge web page just go := tools==internet options==security tab==trusted zone===cusom level , scroll down to c the java options , enable whats required
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One suggestion - search on C: drive for the file "hosts" (without an extension). Open this file in Wordpad and check if there are entries containing ...yahoo...\nIf so, delete these entries and save the file. Normally this file contains only lines beginning with a # character and one single line "127.0.0.1  localhost"
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Run a local webserver on your computer to host your applications.  Point the wwwroot at your project directory.  Then you just have to refresh your browser after you've made changes.\n\nYou can get the web developer toolbar for Firefox and can easily validate your HTML through it.
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Select File -> New Web Site . \nThis will open up the wizard. Select the type of project in the wizard (ASP.NET Web Site, ASP.NET Web Service). Also select the location. The site could be file system based (One folder = one project) or you can use HTTP if you want to use IIS. You also select the language to use in the same wizard.
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Where are you trying to upload the code and pages?  \n\nIf you have a webhost, then they should have provided you with the information on how to move your code there.  Usually, I use FTP to connect to the server and move the code there.  Please provide more details if you want more detailed answers.
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http://support.dlink.com/products/revision.asp
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You're going to a directory, not a page.\nEvidently, there are no default pages set up for that \nparticular directory.