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  • Dave

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    Getting a 404 (not found) error when I try to read an XSD file from a web server. The file definitely exists. No problem with XML files. Any ideas?
  • Cos Callis

    #2
    RE: 404

    Dave, it would help if I could see the line of code you are using to load/open the xml document

    Cos Callis, MCAD

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    • Cos Callis

      #3
      RE: 404

      Dave, it would help if I could see the line of code you are using to load/open the xml document

      Cos Callis, MCAD

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      • Tian Min Huang

        #4
        RE: 404

        Hello,

        Thanks for your post. As I understand, the problem you are facing is that
        your application fails to read XSD from web server. Please correct me if
        there is any misunderstandin g. I think more infomration is needed before
        moving forward:

        1. Can you access the file via IE?
        2. Could you please tell me the detailed sympton of the problem, including
        some code snippet?
        3. I suggest you to "Enable logging" on your web server and check the IIS
        log.

        I look forward to your response.

        Have a nice day!

        Regards,

        HuangTM
        Microsoft Online Partner Support
        MCSE/MCSD

        Get Secure! -- www.microsoft.com/security
        This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights.

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        • Tian Min Huang

          #5
          RE: 404

          Hello,

          Thanks for your post. As I understand, the problem you are facing is that
          your application fails to read XSD from web server. Please correct me if
          there is any misunderstandin g. I think more infomration is needed before
          moving forward:

          1. Can you access the file via IE?
          2. Could you please tell me the detailed sympton of the problem, including
          some code snippet?
          3. I suggest you to "Enable logging" on your web server and check the IIS
          log.

          I look forward to your response.

          Have a nice day!

          Regards,

          HuangTM
          Microsoft Online Partner Support
          MCSE/MCSD

          Get Secure! -- www.microsoft.com/security
          This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights.

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          • Dave

            #6
            RE: 404

            Thanks for the response

            1. Can you access the file via IE? No. When I enter the following link



            I get a 404 - File or directory not found

            On the other hand, when I enter the following link, it does open in IE

            V:\Apps\VS\Net\ GUARANTEED\Main \bin\Applicatio nsxsd.xs

            2. Code Snippet? The following line bombs

            Applicationsxsd 1.ReadXmlSchema (System.AppDoma in.CurrentDomai n.BaseDirectory & "Applicationsxs d.xsd"

            A MessageBox on System.AppDomai n.CurrentDomain .BaseDirectory shows that it resolves to



            3. Enable logging - Logging is enabled but it simply shows that a 404 was issued

            ----- Tian Min Huang wrote: ----

            Hello

            Thanks for your post. As I understand, the problem you are facing is that
            your application fails to read XSD from web server. Please correct me if
            there is any misunderstandin g. I think more infomration is needed before
            moving forward

            1. Can you access the file via IE
            2. Could you please tell me the detailed sympton of the problem, including
            some code snippet
            3. I suggest you to "Enable logging" on your web server and check the IIS
            log

            I look forward to your response

            Have a nice day

            Regards

            HuangT
            Microsoft Online Partner Suppor
            MCSE/MCS

            Get Secure! -- www.microsoft.com/securit
            This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights


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            • Dave

              #7
              RE: 404

              Thanks for the response

              1. Can you access the file via IE? No. When I enter the following link



              I get a 404 - File or directory not found

              On the other hand, when I enter the following link, it does open in IE

              V:\Apps\VS\Net\ GUARANTEED\Main \bin\Applicatio nsxsd.xs

              2. Code Snippet? The following line bombs

              Applicationsxsd 1.ReadXmlSchema (System.AppDoma in.CurrentDomai n.BaseDirectory & "Applicationsxs d.xsd"

              A MessageBox on System.AppDomai n.CurrentDomain .BaseDirectory shows that it resolves to



              3. Enable logging - Logging is enabled but it simply shows that a 404 was issued

              ----- Tian Min Huang wrote: ----

              Hello

              Thanks for your post. As I understand, the problem you are facing is that
              your application fails to read XSD from web server. Please correct me if
              there is any misunderstandin g. I think more infomration is needed before
              moving forward

              1. Can you access the file via IE
              2. Could you please tell me the detailed sympton of the problem, including
              some code snippet
              3. I suggest you to "Enable logging" on your web server and check the IIS
              log

              I look forward to your response

              Have a nice day

              Regards

              HuangT
              Microsoft Online Partner Suppor
              MCSE/MCS

              Get Secure! -- www.microsoft.com/securit
              This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights


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              • Tian Min Huang

                #8
                RE: 404

                Hi,

                Thanks for your prompt response. It seems that you did not put the file to
                the directory of your web appliction. Please put the file
                applicationsxsd .xsd to the directory like below and check if it resolves
                the problem:

                <system root>:\Inetpub\ wwwroot\guarant eed\

                Note: Suppose that aaaa-bbbb-01is the computer name of your web server.

                I am standing by for your result.

                Regards,

                HuangTM
                Microsoft Online Partner Support
                MCSE/MCSD

                Get Secure! -- www.microsoft.com/security
                This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights.

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                • Tian Min Huang

                  #9
                  RE: 404

                  Hi,

                  Thanks for your prompt response. It seems that you did not put the file to
                  the directory of your web appliction. Please put the file
                  applicationsxsd .xsd to the directory like below and check if it resolves
                  the problem:

                  <system root>:\Inetpub\ wwwroot\guarant eed\

                  Note: Suppose that aaaa-bbbb-01is the computer name of your web server.

                  I am standing by for your result.

                  Regards,

                  HuangTM
                  Microsoft Online Partner Support
                  MCSE/MCSD

                  Get Secure! -- www.microsoft.com/security
                  This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights.

                  Comment

                  • Dave

                    #10
                    RE: 404

                    I assure you, the file is there! I can access the file if I change it's extention from .xsd to .xml. Is there a filter somewhere that prevents me from having access to xsd files?

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                    • Dave

                      #11
                      RE: 404

                      I assure you, the file is there! I can access the file if I change it's extention from .xsd to .xml. Is there a filter somewhere that prevents me from having access to xsd files?

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                      • Tian Min Huang

                        #12
                        RE: 404

                        Hello,

                        Thanks for your response. Based on my research, I found a similar issue
                        which was resolved by adding a MIME type entry in the IIS for the .xsd.
                        Please follow the steps below and see if it works:

                        1. Go to "Control Panel" -> "Administra tive Tools" -> "Internet Information
                        Services Manager".
                        2. Right click the corresponding Web Site and choose "Properties ".
                        3. Select "Home Directory" panel, click "Configuration" .
                        4. Add the .xsd extension to the Application Mappings list and linking it
                        to the executable like:
                        x:\x\Microsoft. NET\Framework\v 1.0.xxxx\aspnet _isapi.dll

                        I am standing by for your result.

                        Regards,

                        HuangTM
                        Microsoft Online Partner Support
                        MCSE/MCSD

                        Get Secure! -- www.microsoft.com/security
                        This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights.

                        Comment

                        • Tian Min Huang

                          #13
                          RE: 404

                          Hello,

                          Thanks for your response. Based on my research, I found a similar issue
                          which was resolved by adding a MIME type entry in the IIS for the .xsd.
                          Please follow the steps below and see if it works:

                          1. Go to "Control Panel" -> "Administra tive Tools" -> "Internet Information
                          Services Manager".
                          2. Right click the corresponding Web Site and choose "Properties ".
                          3. Select "Home Directory" panel, click "Configuration" .
                          4. Add the .xsd extension to the Application Mappings list and linking it
                          to the executable like:
                          x:\x\Microsoft. NET\Framework\v 1.0.xxxx\aspnet _isapi.dll

                          I am standing by for your result.

                          Regards,

                          HuangTM
                          Microsoft Online Partner Support
                          MCSE/MCSD

                          Get Secure! -- www.microsoft.com/security
                          This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights.

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                          • Dave

                            #14
                            RE: 404

                            Still no luck.

                            Using IIS, I am able to drill into Web Sites - Default Web Site - Guaranteed. When I browse "Guaranteed ", I can see all of my files including the xsd. When I click the ApplicationsXSD .XSD, I still get the 404. I've confirmed that the xsd extention was added per your instructions and even restarted IIS. I've even Remote Admin'ed to the IIS server to see if it could open the file locally. Still no luck. Please Help

                            ----- Tian Min Huang wrote: ----

                            Hello

                            Thanks for your response. Based on my research, I found a similar issue
                            which was resolved by adding a MIME type entry in the IIS for the .xsd.
                            Please follow the steps below and see if it works

                            1. Go to "Control Panel" -> "Administra tive Tools" -> "Internet Information
                            Services Manager"
                            2. Right click the corresponding Web Site and choose "Properties "
                            3. Select "Home Directory" panel, click "Configurat ion"
                            4. Add the .xsd extension to the Application Mappings list and linking it
                            to the executable like
                            x:\x\Microsoft. NET\Framework\v 1.0.xxxx\aspnet _isapi.dll

                            I am standing by for your result

                            Regards

                            HuangT
                            Microsoft Online Partner Suppor
                            MCSE/MCS

                            Get Secure! -- www.microsoft.com/securit
                            This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights


                            Comment

                            • Dave

                              #15
                              RE: 404

                              Still no luck.

                              Using IIS, I am able to drill into Web Sites - Default Web Site - Guaranteed. When I browse "Guaranteed ", I can see all of my files including the xsd. When I click the ApplicationsXSD .XSD, I still get the 404. I've confirmed that the xsd extention was added per your instructions and even restarted IIS. I've even Remote Admin'ed to the IIS server to see if it could open the file locally. Still no luck. Please Help

                              ----- Tian Min Huang wrote: ----

                              Hello

                              Thanks for your response. Based on my research, I found a similar issue
                              which was resolved by adding a MIME type entry in the IIS for the .xsd.
                              Please follow the steps below and see if it works

                              1. Go to "Control Panel" -> "Administra tive Tools" -> "Internet Information
                              Services Manager"
                              2. Right click the corresponding Web Site and choose "Properties "
                              3. Select "Home Directory" panel, click "Configurat ion"
                              4. Add the .xsd extension to the Application Mappings list and linking it
                              to the executable like
                              x:\x\Microsoft. NET\Framework\v 1.0.xxxx\aspnet _isapi.dll

                              I am standing by for your result

                              Regards

                              HuangT
                              Microsoft Online Partner Suppor
                              MCSE/MCS

                              Get Secure! -- www.microsoft.com/securit
                              This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights


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