Ok, so anyway, Darth, I'm pretty sure you're thinking that I'm just ranting and there's no real reason for it. That's ok. You may be right. But let me try to explain this to you so you can judge this for yourself.
So I'm finally I think at the tail end hopefully of upgrading to IIS7 for my project (instead of working on new business functionality). So I created a new project as an ASP.Net Web Application. I took all my files and folder by folder added them. Then I spent three days debugging all the errors that came up. Ok finally I figured out, without any help from MSDN which was completely useless, that I need to delete all the folders in the Temporary ASP.Net folder (why in the name of the Dark Emperor do you not simply do that when VS 2005 compiles, one would normally wonder - except of course it is a form of torture, so it makes sense). Ok so I got through all that after three days. Fine. But then I notice that now that I finally have all the blue-squigglies resolved, and I can compile and run the site through VS2005, when I make a change to a file... it doesn't appear on the site. WTF?
Ok well the reason for that, it turns out, is that even though I'm pointing IIS 7 virtual directory to the location on my d drive under Inetpub, the project got created under my USERS > bla bla bla > Projects folder for some fucking reason no one in the universe can understand. So I then try to point IIS to the wwwroot folder where the project actually changed the file data, but then I get that big gigantit stinking piece of shit error message (see the post before this one). Um.... Darth, Darth, dear darling Darth... WTF?
You really just SUCK, don't you?
Admit it. You SUCK.
Ok, well that's it for tonight. After three solid days of struggling, fighting, ripping my hair out, I still don't have a development environment that works. That's great. You're so fantastic it's hard to explain. Really.
Keep up the great work, Darth. You are Fantastic!
Sincerely, your devoted fan,
Darth Developer
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