asp upload - help

Hi all

I have spent the last god knows how many hours working with visual studio to create a simple one page website - default.aspx

The files - default.aspx and default.asp.cs
a c# class file in app code (Form1)

. web.config, form1.designer.cs, form1,resx.

Now, the test local server supllied with vs shows the website works (locally), it actually goes to azure to an end service which then queries a databse and returns.

My problem is when i upload the site, no matter what i try, 123-reg server (uploaded by filezilla, copy site (vs)) doesn't show anything, no text or anything - i know the files are their cos i go the directory for the correctlink to default.aspx

The same happens when i get cassini working with apache 2.2, no display but no error or anything.

Please if something can help me put all this work to good use by making work, do tell!

re: asp upload - help

Brendan,

You accidentally posted in the classic ASP forum (for .asp file extension), I have moved you over to the ASP.NET forum (for .aspx and .asmx file extensions), but please be aware of this in the future.

To answer your question, the first thing I would do to trouble shoot is upload a static "hello world" HTML file to this directory and see if it is available. If not, the web server is not configured to serve files from that directory. Second, try posting a very simple "hello world" aspx file to this directory and see if it is available. If not, the web server is specifically excluding aspx files. If that works and your real site is still not available, then post again and we will get you some more help.

Jared

re: asp upload - help

Your problem isn't making sense to me.

You're going to have to try and re-explain what you're trying to do....

What is "azure "?


Anyways, you can't run an ASP.NET application using Apache.
It has to be hosted on IIS.

re: asp upload - help

Azure is some kind of "Cloud" concept, Im new to all this but what i thinkis going on with Azure is my site/apps is given a way through Azure to access somebodys database in a wcf service.

Regards

Brendan