I've written an HttpHandler that works fine when I test it on the ASP.NET development server.

In my Web.Config I have:

```
<add verb="*" path="Files.zip" type="MyNamespace.Zip, App_Code" />

```

And in my Handler in my App\_Code folder I have the code below. Unfortunately, since the ASP.NET development server dumps everthing in the root -- <http://localhost:1234/Files.zip> works just fine. However, I'm trying to deploy to an intranet server where the the URL is something like <http://myProjects/project>. When I point my browser to <http://myProjects/project/Files.zip> I get a 404. How can I tweak the web config to get the right path? Or is the solution somewhere else? I've already tried prefixing the path with "~/" and "./".

```
(Namespace MyNamespace, file Zip.cs)
public void ProcessRequest(HttpContext context)
{
    context.Response.ContentType = "application/octet-stream";
    DirectoryInfo di = new DirectoryInfo(context.Server.MapPath("files"));
    FileInfo[] fileinf = di.GetFiles();
    ZipFile zip = new ZipFile();
    foreach(FileInfo fi in fileinf)
    {
        zip.AddFile(fi.FullName, "");
    }
    zip.Save(context.Response.OutputStream);
}

```