I have developed a web site to show job status of our fax server. I use windows fax service (fxscomex.dll interop). when I am debugging from VS2010 (using development sever), everything is fine, I can read jobs status of, but when I run my web site under IIS, job queue is always empty.
I activated IIS on my XP machine and then installed an Intranet app (.NET).
When I tried to access the portal, I got an error with the message "Failed to access IIS metabase".
The exact message is below. Any help would be appreciated.
Server Error in '/portal' Application.
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Error on running aspx website from iis when endabledirbrowsing is off
Hi guys, i am having trouble setting up my website using IIS manager. I think I've specified the path correctly, when enabledirbrowsi ng is off, the web browser is throwing me an error (Error 403.14 The web server is configured to not list the contents of the directory), it works fine when enabledirbrowsi ng is on, however, it prompt me the list of my directory.
Client Side;
- Developed under VB.Net.
- Using .Net Framework 1.1.4322
- comunicating with SQL server by web services.
- Running a "job engine" that manages web service traffic.
Server Side;
- Running a virtual private server
- OS: Server 2008 R2
- SQL 2008 Ent.
- IIS 7
I am writing an eCommerce website using legacy software:
A PC running Windows 7 Ultimate, IIS 7 & 4Gig of ram
Classic ASP
An ActiveX DLL
SQLserver or MySQL backend database
The question is how many concurrent visitors can I expect to comforable cope with with this configuration.
I am working on a .net remoting project (VS 2008). I have a .dll hosted in IIS 6 windows server 2003 r2.
When i try to test it in internet explorer "http://localhost/hellone/test.rem", it shows the following error
System.BadImage FormatException : The format of the file 'SimpleTest' is invalid.
File name: "SimpleTest "
at System.Reflecti on.Assembly.nLo ad(AssemblyName...
Hi,
I have a webservice connecting to access db using DSN. Its .asmx page working fine on .net development server. But when i publish it on IIS, run .asmx page and call web method, it does not get the data. Also there is no error. What can be the problem.
I couldn't quite find the right way to formulate my topic.
Its about IIS,aspx,C#.
How can one use a resource(ex. image) in the web front end to which user does not have access (its on computer that's behind a firewall)?
I presume i have to read the image with the webserver(c#) and write it in a temp folder to which the user has access so that the browser on the user side can load the image....
The server committed a protocol violation. Section=ResponseStatusLine
my .net application returns this runtime error when attempting to hit a webservice via http get. Wierd thing is that hitting the browser back button and retrying temporarily solves the issue, only to happen again the next time you run the code. I read something about a problem in the httpheaders but I can't seem to figure out the true issue here. Any help would be appreciated.
I have attempted adding this to the web.config which...
I develop a little desktop (not web) application which stores data in a local sql compact database.
I need to upload some of this data to a remote sql server via internet, using IIS.
I'm a advanced Vb.net developer, but I don't have a clue on how can I connect both application using IIS!
Anyone can point me in the right direction?
Many Thanks!
FTP account vs Windows account on Windows Server 2003
Hello,
I'm new to IIS, I was just using it for tests from my IDE.
I'm totally confused about the difference between FTP account user name and password and regular windows account.
Is each FTP account (user/password) have to have an identical windows account?
web service security with SSL and Client Certificates
I am trying to understand the process for securing a webservice. I have set up an https iis web service and require client certificates. Now, as I understand it when I make the web service request I attach my client certificate and the web browser encrypts the request using the web servers public key (which I assume the web server decrypts using it's private key). My question is...
Does the web server automatically encrypt the response...
Let me start by saying I'm a newbie to this .Net development and I'm currently assigned to crack into an old ASP.NET v1.134 website source to rebuild it. The website is part of a solution consisting of 11 projects. The website project where the default.aspx is located, say projA, has a project file called projA.csproj with the url http://localhost/appname/projA.csproj in it. There's another suspicious project file called appname.csproj I found in...