'Requested Resource is in Use' error

[engwar]

I've seen references to this error on-line but the fixes listed haven't
helped me.

I'm getting the error 'The Requested Resource is in Use' when I attempt
to access a classic asp page on IIS on my home machine.

I only get the error when I create a new directory in wwwroot and
designate it as an application. If it's simply a subdirectory of
wwwroot I can access the asp page just fine. Try to set it up as an
application and I get the error.

I am running IIS on XP Home and it's working fine exept for this error.

Any ideas are appreciated.

[Ray Costanzo [MVP]]

What exactly have you tried? One extremely possible cause that remains is
that you're somehow running IIS on XP ~Home~. If you in fact running it on
XP Home, it's a hack, and you should expect the unexpected.

Ray at work

"engwar" <en*****@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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I've seen references to this error on-line but the fixes listed haven't
helped me.

I'm getting the error 'The Requested Resource is in Use' when I attempt
to access a classic asp page on IIS on my home machine.

I only get the error when I create a new directory in wwwroot and
designate it as an application. If it's simply a subdirectory of
wwwroot I can access the asp page just fine. Try to set it up as an
application and I get the error.

I am running IIS on XP Home and it's working fine exept for this error.

Any ideas are appreciated.

[engwar]

You are correct that it could very well be that I'm trying to run this
on XP Home. Just trying to get this to work before I spend $140 or so
on Pro just to be able to do some development at home.

I've checked into the ISAPI cache issue noted here

http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;Q182059

I've run the permissions wizard in Internet services manager as
suggested in other posts.

I've gone through the checklist found at this site... no help

http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2356

Really at a loss here. I guess it's time to upgrade to Pro.

[amirsamdani]

Hi there,

I had been through that probem but. After reviewing Event Log I
realized that i need to further check permissions. All you need to do
is:

Open Component Service Manager(From Administrative Tools)->Component
Service->Computer->My Computer->Com+ Application
Select "IIS Out-Of-Process Pooled Applications", Right click and take
properties-> select Idenetity Tab->Select "System Account"( By default
it was "This User")
Regards
Amir Samdani