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Problems with XP Developer

Asked By: Jyoti Devalekar Date: Apr 26, 2010 Category: Sharepoint Views: 196

I'm trying to connect to an SPS workspace through XP Developer but I
can't do it. Everytime I try to connect to the default "Portal" I get
an error that says "Portal already exists cannot be used". Because
I'm following the MS Instructions for connecting to a workspace for
the first time I'm retitling the name of the .sln file to "Portal",
so after this error I try to change the name of the portal to
portal3, etc. and then I receive another error that says "You are not
authorized to create Portal2 on http://myserver/myworkspace"

Does anyone know why this is happening? I can connect another
workspace, it just seems like I am only able to connect to one and
only one.

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3 Answers Found

Answer #1 Answered By: Tom Pruitt Answered On: Apr 26, 2010

Instead of trying to create new one, search for solution file
with name "Portal". "Portal already exists cannot be used" means u already
created a solution file before. u may able to create from another machine.

Answer #2 Answered By: Sammie Lancaster Answered On: Apr 26, 2010

the name of the file that u must create muste be "Portal" with others name u
habe problems
Conect to http://<server>/<workspace> and create a file named Portal.
If u already habe one Portal, delete them, and create one.

Answer #3 Answered By: Aron Kirk Answered On: Apr 26, 2010

I tried the solutions suggested but now, when I try and connect to
the workspace I get an "cannot connect because of http" error.

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