Cannot create ASP File

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I have Windows 2000 and recently included Internet Information Services. I
then created a simple ASP file and clicked on it. The Open With dialog
appears asking me to select a program. I copied an existing ASP file,
test.ASP from another computer where it runs successfully. When I copied it
to my computer it changed to test.ASP auto file. The other computer runs
Windows XP. I am not sure is this is the issue. I verified the IIS is up
and running on my computer. Is there anything that can be done to correct
this?

[Ed Stewart]

>I have Windows 2000 and recently included Internet Information Services. I

then created a simple ASP file and clicked on it. The Open With dialog
appears asking me to select a program. I copied an existing ASP file,
test.ASP from another computer where it runs successfully. When I copied
it
to my computer it changed to test.ASP auto file. The other computer runs
Windows XP. I am not sure is this is the issue. I verified the IIS is up
and running on my computer. Is there anything that can be done to correct
this?

http://www.w3schools.com/asp/asp_intro.asp

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

rmcompute wrote:

I have Windows 2000 and recently included Internet Information
Services. I then created a simple ASP file and clicked on it. The
Open With dialog appears asking me to select a program. I copied an
existing ASP file, test.ASP from another computer where it runs
successfully. When I copied it to my computer it changed to test.ASP
auto file. The other computer runs Windows XP. I am not sure is
this is the issue. I verified the IIS is up and running on my
computer. Is there anything that can be done to correct this?

While the article that Ed cited is good, it seems to assume that one
already knows how to run an asp file.

One cannot run an asp page by double-clicking it in Explorer. One has to
use a browser to request it from a web server, so, the asp file needs to
be put in a folder under inetpub/wwwroot and requested via
http://localhost/foldername/test.asp
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I typed http://localhost/Rmtest01/Rmtest.asp where Rmtest01 is the folder and
Rmtest.asp is the file, but I still got the message, page not found. Since I
have never ran an asp file on this computer, do you know if there is anything
else that has to be checked?

"Bob Barrows [MVP]" wrote:

rmcompute wrote:

I have Windows 2000 and recently included Internet Information
Services. I then created a simple ASP file and clicked on it. The
Open With dialog appears asking me to select a program. I copied an
existing ASP file, test.ASP from another computer where it runs
successfully. When I copied it to my computer it changed to test.ASP
auto file. The other computer runs Windows XP. I am not sure is
this is the issue. I verified the IIS is up and running on my
computer. Is there anything that can be done to correct this?

While the article that Ed cited is good, it seems to assume that one
already knows how to run an asp file.

One cannot run an asp page by double-clicking it in Explorer. One has to
use a browser to request it from a web server, so, the asp file needs to
be put in a folder under inetpub/wwwroot and requested via
http://localhost/foldername/test.asp
--
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Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From
header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get a
quicker response by posting to the newsgroup.

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Can you run an html file in the same location" I.E.,
http://localhost/Rmtest01/RmHTMLtest.htm

rmcompute wrote:

I typed http://localhost/Rmtest01/Rmtest.asp where Rmtest01 is the
folder and Rmtest.asp is the file, but I still got the message, page
not found. Since I have never ran an asp file on this computer, do
you know if there is anything else that has to be checked?

"Bob Barrows [MVP]" wrote:

>rmcompute wrote:

>>I have Windows 2000 and recently included Internet Information
Services. I then created a simple ASP file and clicked on it. The
Open With dialog appears asking me to select a program. I copied an
existing ASP file, test.ASP from another computer where it runs
successfull y. When I copied it to my computer it changed to
test.ASP auto file. The other computer runs Windows XP. I am not
sure is
this is the issue. I verified the IIS is up and running on my
computer. Is there anything that can be done to correct this?

While the article that Ed cited is good, it seems to assume that one
already knows how to run an asp file.

One cannot run an asp page by double-clicking it in Explorer. One
has to use a browser to request it from a web server, so, the asp
file needs to
be put in a folder under inetpub/wwwroot and requested via
http://localhost/foldername/test.asp
--
Microsoft MVP -- ASP/ASP.NET
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header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get
a quicker response by posting to the newsgroup.

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[PW]

"rmcompute" <rm*******@disc ussions.microso ft.comwrote in message
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>I typed http://localhost/Rmtest01/Rmtest.asp where Rmtest01 is the folder
and
Rmtest.asp is the file, but I still got the message, page not found.
Since I
have never ran an asp file on this computer, do you know if there is
anything
else that has to be checked?

Is the file called rmtest.asp in the folder named
c:\inetpub\wwwr oot\rmtest01 ?

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Yes. The htm file runs fine.

"Bob Barrows [MVP]" wrote:

Can you run an html file in the same location" I.E.,
http://localhost/Rmtest01/RmHTMLtest.htm

rmcompute wrote:

I typed http://localhost/Rmtest01/Rmtest.asp where Rmtest01 is the
folder and Rmtest.asp is the file, but I still got the message, page
not found. Since I have never ran an asp file on this computer, do
you know if there is anything else that has to be checked?

"Bob Barrows [MVP]" wrote:

rmcompute wrote:
I have Windows 2000 and recently included Internet Information
Services. I then created a simple ASP file and clicked on it. The
Open With dialog appears asking me to select a program. I copied an
existing ASP file, test.ASP from another computer where it runs
successfully . When I copied it to my computer it changed to
test.ASP auto file. The other computer runs Windows XP. I am not
sure is
this is the issue. I verified the IIS is up and running on my
computer. Is there anything that can be done to correct this?
While the article that Ed cited is good, it seems to assume that one
already knows how to run an asp file.

One cannot run an asp page by double-clicking it in Explorer. One
has to use a browser to request it from a web server, so, the asp
file needs to
be put in a folder under inetpub/wwwroot and requested via
http://localhost/foldername/test.asp
--
Microsoft MVP -- ASP/ASP.NET
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header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get
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Yes. I also put the file in C:\Inetpub\wwwr oot\ and tried to run as
http://localhost/Rmtest.asp but it still could not find the file. Could this
be a security issue?

"PW" wrote:

>
"rmcompute" <rm*******@disc ussions.microso ft.comwrote in message
news:CD******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

I typed http://localhost/Rmtest01/Rmtest.asp where Rmtest01 is the folder
and
Rmtest.asp is the file, but I still got the message, page not found.
Since I
have never ran an asp file on this computer, do you know if there is
anything
else that has to be checked?

Is the file called rmtest.asp in the folder named
c:\inetpub\wwwr oot\rmtest01 ?

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I mentioned that it worked with htm but it was when I clicked on it and it
went to:
C:\Inetpub\wwwr oot\Rmtest01/RmHTMLtest.htm

When I typed
C:\localhost\Rm test01/RmHTMLtest.htm it failed.

"Bob Barrows [MVP]" wrote:

Can you run an html file in the same location" I.E.,
http://localhost/Rmtest01/RmHTMLtest.htm

rmcompute wrote:

I typed http://localhost/Rmtest01/Rmtest.asp where Rmtest01 is the
folder and Rmtest.asp is the file, but I still got the message, page
not found. Since I have never ran an asp file on this computer, do
you know if there is anything else that has to be checked?

"Bob Barrows [MVP]" wrote:

rmcompute wrote:
I have Windows 2000 and recently included Internet Information
Services. I then created a simple ASP file and clicked on it. The
Open With dialog appears asking me to select a program. I copied an
existing ASP file, test.ASP from another computer where it runs
successfully . When I copied it to my computer it changed to
test.ASP auto file. The other computer runs Windows XP. I am not
sure is
this is the issue. I verified the IIS is up and running on my
computer. Is there anything that can be done to correct this?
While the article that Ed cited is good, it seems to assume that one
already knows how to run an asp file.

One cannot run an asp page by double-clicking it in Explorer. One
has to use a browser to request it from a web server, so, the asp
file needs to
be put in a folder under inetpub/wwwroot and requested via
http://localhost/foldername/test.asp
--
Microsoft MVP -- ASP/ASP.NET
Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From
header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get
a quicker response by posting to the newsgroup.

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[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

No, I am talking about opening your browser and navigating to
http://localhost/Rmtest01/RmHTMLtest.htm. It is totally irrelevant that it
runs when clicking it in Explorer, except that it confirms its presence
under wwwroot. Maybe you indirectly answered that question but I am not
sure. So again: can you navigate to the html page in your browser by
entering http://localhost/Rmtest01/RmHTMLtest.htm in the address bar? If
not, then IIS may not be installed or configured properly.

You say your machine is running Windows 2000? Can you run the IIS Manager
applet? Can you see your website in IIS Manager?

rmcompute wrote:

I mentioned that it worked with htm but it was when I clicked on it
and it went to:
C:\Inetpub\wwwr oot\Rmtest01/RmHTMLtest.htm

When I typed
C:\localhost\Rm test01/RmHTMLtest.htm it failed.

"Bob Barrows [MVP]" wrote:

>Can you run an html file in the same location" I.E.,
http://localhost/Rmtest01/RmHTMLtest.htm

rmcompute wrote:

>>I typed http://localhost/Rmtest01/Rmtest.asp where Rmtest01 is the
folder and Rmtest.asp is the file, but I still got the message, page
not found. Since I have never ran an asp file on this computer, do
you know if there is anything else that has to be checked?

"Bob Barrows [MVP]" wrote:

rmcompute wrote:
I have Windows 2000 and recently included Internet Information
Services. I then created a simple ASP file and clicked on it.
The Open With dialog appears asking me to select a program. I
copied an existing ASP file, test.ASP from another computer where
it runs successfully. When I copied it to my computer it changed
to test.ASP auto file. The other computer runs Windows XP. I am
not sure is
this is the issue. I verified the IIS is up and running on my
computer. Is there anything that can be done to correct this?
While the article that Ed cited is good, it seems to assume that
one already knows how to run an asp file.

One cannot run an asp page by double-clicking it in Explorer. One
has to use a browser to request it from a web server, so, the asp
file needs to
be put in a folder under inetpub/wwwroot and requested via
http://localhost/foldername/test.asp

--
Microsoft MVP - ASP/ASP.NET
Please reply to the newsgroup. This email account is my spam trap so I
don't check it very often. If you must reply off-line, then remove the
"NO SPAM"