Hi, The “manage code” support is a required feature just to enable both built-in ASP.NET and IIS Authentication providers for FTP 7. You shouldn’t reference the assembly in your project because is not supported –yet. Perhaps a future FTP Server release will enable this extensibility point. Thanks regionbbs...

Hi all. I installed Microsoft FTP 7.0 for IIS 7 on my working machine, and create a new project to working with FTP. When I install FTP 7.0, I checked "Managed Code Support" already be selected, but I cannot add "Microsoft.Web.FtpServer" reference into my project, I also cannot find...

Ryan, I was under the impression it wouldn't work either, based on Rob's input, but it seems to... dunno! Having the same problem as you, I'd been keeping an eye on this thread, but got it working last night. You are correct, that FTP7 will not install on Vista, but it will on Vista SP1 ...

Ryan, I was having the same problem you describe and found that it was a misconfiguration of my Application Pool. My site was pointed to a stale app pool record. I added a new pool using framework 2.0 and Integrated pipeline, repointed my site to the new pool and magically it worked. From the sounds...

okay, the virtual directories we figured out. my boss found winfuse, which allows us to create our own file system. however, now the problem is trying to figure out how to implement custom authentication. i added the following to applicationHost.config (obviously i changed the namespace, assembly name...

i have a project that i've been given to: 1) authenticate our users against the database, and then 2) display a set of virtual directories and files based upon content that users have uploaded. the way that we were hoping to do this is to extend ftp. i just started researching, and it looks like...