>>Therefore, when I create the site (SiteName) and point to the physical folder \SiteName and there are no files there, how will it work?
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>The default file or files that can be read from a root directory is defined in IIS in the default files. Usually, default.aspx would be there. So, this works like a domain. If the root of your domain is at c:\inetpub\wwwroot\SiteName, then if there is a Default.aspx file in there, accessing
http:///www.mydomain.com will search for it. If none can be found, you will end up with a 404.
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>So, simply make sure you have the file or one of the files in each of those sub directories (virtual directories at the IIS level), and accessing
http://www.mydomain.com/Applic1 should work.
Thank you!
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