Dreamweaver 8.0.2 "Put" Issue with WebDav

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Dreamweaver 8.0.2 "Put" Issue with WebDav
In Dreamweaver:
I am able to see all of the files in the local and I can see
all of the files in the remote. So here is the kicker....
Dreamweaver is only allowing me "Read" access" in the remote view.
When I try to "Put" files to the server I get an error that says
the put failed... "Access Denied" I am using the exact same
credentials in DW8 with WebDav.
In Windows:
In Windows (My Network Places) I use Windows XP's "web
folders" to bring up an explorer window of my remote servers files.
Read, Write, Edit, Delete works just fine from Windows "web
folders". I am pretty sure "web folders" are an example of a WebDAV
client. When I access the server (remote) folder via Internet
Explorer 7 and Web Folers (WebDav client) I am able to Write, Read,
Edit, Delete.
What we have tried:
- We gave full right access. Still did not work.
- We updated Dreamweaver to DW8.0.2 and it still doesn't want
to work.
Here is what an error message looks like in Dreamweaver
{Background File Activity - Detail}
Started: 5/2/2007 4:07 PM
Lean\5S\default.aspx - error occurred - An HTTP error
occurred - cannot put default.aspx. Access Denied. The file may not
exist, or there could be a permission problem.
File activity incomplete. 1 file(s) or folder(s) were not
completed.
Files with errors: 1
Lean\5S\default.aspx
Finished: 5/2/2007 4:07 PM
Any help here would be much appreciated!
Is this a Windwos rights issue, Microsoft IIS issue, or a
dreameaver issue?
HELP...HELP..HELP - Thank you.

Answer 1

We found the answer.... We need to remove the extension in
IIS. In IIS you must go into the application configuration IIS >
Home Directory Configuration... > App Mappings > Remove
Extensions used. By removing the ASP, ASPX and SHTML extension APP
Mappings we were able to upload files to the site.
Website 2: Setting up a second IIS website devoted to
handling WebDAV requests. **** Read Item # 3 ***
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_19095
Here is the cut of text from article.
Disable the ASP script server, the ColdFusion script server
or other script server you may be using. You do this by clicking
the "Configuration..." button in the screen shot above and removing
the appropriate DLL. This will prevent IIS from sending the
server-side script to the application server for processing.
Someone editing a ColdFusion page would want to see the
pre-processed ColdFusion code, not the resultant post-processed
HTML code.
Everything now is working just fine... Adobe Phone Tech
Support helped us solve this one. Thank you.