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Jamal, I'm beginning to think that this may be the root of several of your issues. From everything you have provided, I believe that you should not be using the ArcGIS Web Applications Manager.
Jamal,
These web applications are hosted on your Web Server of choice, presumably IIS(7-8). When I install these they are located within the IIS folder structure: inetpub\wwwroot. So if I understand your question correctly, its on the server side. I'm not sure how the client side comes into play here. Perhaps you could further explain the particular client and the role it assumes in your scenario?
The ADF continues to ship with ArcGIS 10.1 for Server as a separate setup named ArcGIS Web Applications. This exists solely for the purpose of supporting legacy applications.
Ah yes, i believe i'm all clear now. I install/host the builders on our Web Server (IIS7). My desktop/client: i use a web browser to access the builder and start making applications.
I believe the short answer is: that is the c:\ of your server.
My question for you is this: Do you have existing web applications you built at 10.0 using the Web ADF? If not, i'm not sure there is a need to have that installed. http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/index.html#//0154000002p0000000
The ADF continues to ship with ArcGIS 10.1 for Server as a separate setup named ArcGIS Web Applications. This exists solely for the purpose of supporting legacy applications. The setup includes ArcGIS Web Applications Manager, a legacy version of Manager that allows you to view and modify your web applications.
Jamal, I'm still concerned about your Web applications manager installation. I think that may be part of our issue here. Do you have existing applications from 10.0 and prior already built? If not, you do not need it installed.
As to your testing/development environment, you may want to start another thread, or maybe another user will offer advice regarding that. I'm not so sure that I would have gone as far as installing all of the server related software on my desktop to support a development environment, especially since you'll have to migrate that entire deployment to your server-client scenario after the development phase.
Personally, I'd set up a working server environment and host my applications/builders/viewers on there and just not make the derived applications available until things were working properly. But I have no idea about your production environment or what license opportunities you have at your disposal (mine are limited, so I cannot support an EDN sandbox for example).
Please get back to me regarding the Web Applications Manager.
Many thanks for the elaboration and contribution.
I have started another thread to better explain what I�??m aiming at.
Sure, I�??m using the �??ArcGIS Web Applications Manager�?� provided with the 10.1 version of ArcGIS server. No prior web applications were built with 10.0 or so.
http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/75653-Building-web-applications-on-the-server-machine-while-working...
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Jamal
Jamal, I'm beginning to think that this may be the root of several of your issues. From everything you have provided, I believe that you should not be using the ArcGIS Web Applications Manager.