Search results matching tag '5.1'

Registering ASP.net v2.x with IIS5.1 on Windows XP

willow315 — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 22:37:42 GMT

I have read numerous tutorals, and when I attempt to run the following suggested command from the cmd line, my computer tells me it cannot find the specified path....which makes no sense. the path is correct.

%windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\vxxxxxx\aspnet_regiis.exe -i

regsvr32 %windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\vxxxxxx\aspnet_isapi.dll

of course replacing the vxxxxetc with my v2x number.

Even when I use the complete path starting at c:\Windows...etc.

Why would it tell me that it can't find the path, when the path is correct, and the specified folder is where it's supposed to be. I don't get it.

Any assistance would be appreciated. WCW

IIS 7 - FRAMEWORK 3.5 - Debug fails to see javascript breakpoints (WIN XP Pro)

DomNotDOM — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 23:24:10 GMT

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I am in a soup of weak understanding.

May save yourself some time, by reading the next reply... as IE 8 seems to be the source of the problem.

SETUP:
I installed 3.5 ajax, IIS 7, 3.5 framework, and Visual Studio 2008, on XP PRO.
All good all functioning well, debugging (javascript, HTML, VB).
Intellisense working in all 3 languages, isn't that simply beautiful.

This is on a startup project with 4 html/aspx pages accessing my SQLServer 2005 without any problems, and doing postbacks via the ajax ScriptManager mechanism, sweetly. Couldn't be better!

ERROR:
...after weeks of working great, problem with breakpoints in javascript being ignored.

TROUBLESHOOTING:
I have done everything suggested in 1 million forums, to no avail.

Yes, I do place a breakpoint in the VB codebehind, and it hits that one.
Partial list of things that I checked, or ran:

IE Intenet Options - Advanced

Disable script debugging (IE) unchecked
Disable script debugging (Other) unchecked

IIS Virtual Directory TAB

Local path... points to folder where project is
\MydevArea\MyProjects\ProjectName\(all files here)
\inetpub\wwwroot\ProjectName\(no files here)
IIS Application Protection Medium Pooled
Configuration/Mappings

C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\****

Configuration/Debugging

Enable ASP server-side script debugging checked
Enable ASP client-side script debugging checked

web.config

Debug = true

ran both commands in command window

C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727 - aspnet_regiis -i
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v3.5 - WFServicesReg.exe /c

Project Properties, Compile

Debug(Active)... it keeps reverting to that even though I keep setting it to 'Debug'
I have had it see the breakpoints in javascript while switching this setting to Debug, while in a debug session. ??? was not able to duplicate that.

Project Properties, Compile - Advanced

Set Debug Constant checked
Set Trace Constant checked
Target CPU AnyCPU
Target Framework 3.5 (All configurations)

Project Properties, WEB

Use IIS web server - checked
debuggers - ASP.NET checked (Native and SQL unchecked)
Noticed the Visual Studio Development server does not see javascript
...but I faintly remember that when I used it when I first installed, I believe it did...(may be wrong on that one)

DISCREPANCIES: (The only reason I became aware of these discrepancies is thru troubleshooting the breakpoints issue.)

The ASP.NET version in IIS shows 2.xxxxxx, was expecting 3.5.
Ok! I now know that 3.5 is an extension thus 2.xxx is still the base (aspnet_isapi.dll).
Even though I have installed IIS 7.0(and is shows correctly in the Add Programs), when I check the version under the Help-About of the IIS console, it shows 5.1
Is 7 not installed? or is the version on the IIS panel the version of the console?

QUESTIONS:

Did either of the commands I ran under the command window do any damage?
How do I know IIS 7.0 is really installed? ...given discrepancy 2.
Can you see anything I need to check that might resolve the issue of the breakpoints in javascript?
I am praying the answer is here, not in 4. below.
I am at the end of my wits on this one, and I am contemplating reinstalling!

I will first create a new project and rebuild one page at a time to see if I get success.
If 1 fails, and I do reinstall:

what should I UNINSTALL, ZAP, in WHAT order?
be clear as to exactly what, including whether a folder is to be removed along with its contents.
...and what should I INSTALL in WHAT ORDER!
DO I HAVE TO reINSTALL all of:
Framework(s), IIS, Visual Studio?

I can only thank you in advance.
NicMartel

Unable to verify that the svc file type is mapped to be handled by aspnet_isapi.dll in IIS 5.1

r43 — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 04:53:53 GMT

While learning Windows Communications Foundation (WCF) in Visual Studio 2008 and setting up for it, I installed on my WinXP Pro desktop computer IIS 5.1 in order to be able to study and run sample WCF projects. Because an .aspx file did not display properly, and because I got

"Warning: CScriptMapsComponent::Install Cannot set application extensions. Please check that ASP.net 2.0 is installed"

following the command

"%WINDIR%\Microsoft.Net\Framework\v3.5\WFServicesReg.exe" /c ,

(ASP.net is indeed installed) I was led to the Visual Studio 2008 Help topic 'IIS Hosted Service Fails"; I tried to follow the instructions under

"To verify that the svc file type is mapped to be handled by aspnet_isapi.dll in IIS 5.1 or 6.0" :

I found that the .svc file extension was not mapped to aspnet_isapi.dll and tried to add that mapping. However, in the dialog where you enter the path to the dll and the file extension, I was unable to make the OK button turn from being greyed out to be clickable, no matter what I tried to do with the other controls in the dialog. Can you help me, please?

Thanks,

The Asp.net application deployment questions

twu027 — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 05:30:17 GMT

I just finished the development of my ASP.NET, now I want to deploy it under IIS 5.1.

So I made an installer which packs everything the application needs, then I installed it on my virtual machine (Full network connection and IIS 5.1 installed).

The problem is this application only can be run as root. what I mean is I can not have directory structure like this:

wwwroot/kiwiweb/

kiwiweb is the virtual directory which physically resides under wwwroot directory.

the kiwiweb/ directory has its only bin folder and everything needed for my application to run.

what I expected was in the browser, I just go

http://localhost/kiwiweb/

in my code i used the redirect method. after user login.

so if the user inputs correct credentials, the home page will be shown.

this is the code does so:

context.Response.Redirect("/get.aspx?page=home", False)

but the strange thing is the URL will be

http://localhost/get.aspx?page=home

if I manully put kiwiweb after localhost/

it just show me a empty page. does not work as I expected.

Interestingly, if I put everything includes the bin folder the web.config directly under wwwroot,

then I go http://localhost/

everything works perfect....

http://localhost/get.aspx?page=home also works

I just want to why and is there a way to work around? Because my application is just a web interface to our main application. So I dont think it is good idea to have a domain name for this application. and it is not possible for the customer run my application only on their server.

I know IIS can host several web site, and I dont want my application to be the only site to be hosted by IIS.

but it only works when I put it directly under the root folder (including the bin folder and other neccesary files)

Great thanks if anyone can help

Cheers

Tony

ASP.NET Grant Folder Permissions for ALL versions of IIS.

benhinman — Fri, 26 Oct 2007 14:44:20 GMT

Hi All,

Obligatory: "I know it's been asked before...".

I can't seem to find a straight answer anywhere to the following question:

I need to deploy an asp.net web application to various different OS's running varying versions of IIS. This application needs access to certain folders on the local filesystem. In IIS 5.1 I add the ASPNET user account with the relevant read/write permissions. As I understand it, Windows Server 2003 machines running IIS 6 do not have this user installed. I'm guessing IIS 7 is also different. What I need is a user that transcends all versions of IIS on all the different OS's. Is this possible? If so, what user is it. If not, which usernames will I require for each version? (I don't really want to have ASPNET user for IIS 5.1 and IIS_WPG for 6 and I-whatever for IIS 7!!!)...

Thanks in advance for any help, any more reading of Microsoft KB articles on this will make my head explode!

Ben

ASP.net on IIS 5.1

briggins5 — Sat, 23 Jun 2007 09:30:25 GMT

Hi,

I have just set up IIS 5.1 on a win xp pro machine. I was wondering if asp.net is compatible with iis 5.1. I did a search for it on google but it didn't come up with anything that answered my question.

thanks