I have an asp.net application. I have used VStudio Web
Deployment Project to create the MSI file. I copy the
MSI file from my developer PC to my test server running
Win2003Server Web Edition. I run the MSI to install -
looks good so far - I see the global directory, etc.
I try opening the app in IE via www.myweb.com/aspxfolder;
where aspxfolder is the global directory. I get the
wonderful "HTTP Error 404 - File or directory not found"
page. So, I created a test.html file in the same global
directory and browsed to www.myweb.com/aspxfolder/test.html - and I see my test
HTML. So, this has to be some type of aspx installation
or aspx execution security issue???? I am not sure where
to start because I basically accepted all defaults on
installation of w2003WE and the web deployment project in
VS.NET.
Help? Thanks!
-Larry 4 1893
You're browsing to the folder?
That means IIS serves up the default page for the folder, normally
default.asp
The Start Page in the Web Project and the default page in IIS can and often
are different.
Try browsing to an aspx page like you did with the html.
I suspect IIS is serving up default.asp and you don't have a page in your
project by that name.
-fs
"Larry Brindise" <la*********@tr adegear.com> wrote in message
news:03******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . I have an asp.net application. I have used VStudio Web Deployment Project to create the MSI file. I copy the MSI file from my developer PC to my test server running Win2003Server Web Edition. I run the MSI to install - looks good so far - I see the global directory, etc. I try opening the app in IE via www.myweb.com/aspxfolder; where aspxfolder is the global directory. I get the wonderful "HTTP Error 404 - File or directory not found" page. So, I created a test.html file in the same global directory and browsed to www.myweb.com/aspxfolder/test.html - and I see my test HTML. So, this has to be some type of aspx installation or aspx execution security issue???? I am not sure where to start because I basically accepted all defaults on installation of w2003WE and the web deployment project in VS.NET. Help? Thanks! -Larry
Thanks for the attempt.
Actually, the VS.NET web deployment wizard is really
smart. It actually sets the default page in the global
directory to default.aspx, so you don't even have to mess
with that.
Whether I browse to the folder (expecting the default
page to be loaded), or I browse explicitly to that
page ".../default.aspx", I get the same problematic
result.
I've gone over the IIS configs - the fact that I can
browse to my test.html proves it is not that iis doesn't
like the folder configs. I'm convinced it has to be
something with aspx security.
-Larry -----Original Message----- You're browsing to the folder? That means IIS serves up the default page for the
folder, normallydefault.asp The Start Page in the Web Project and the default page
in IIS can and oftenare different.
Try browsing to an aspx page like you did with the html. I suspect IIS is serving up default.asp and you don't
have a page in yourproject by that name.
-fs "Larry Brindise" <la*********@tr adegear.com> wrote in
messagenews:03******* *************** ******@phx.gbl. .. I have an asp.net application. I have used VStudio Web Deployment Project to create the MSI file. I copy the MSI file from my developer PC to my test server running Win2003Server Web Edition. I run the MSI to install - looks good so far - I see the global directory, etc. I try opening the app in IE via
www.myweb.com/aspxfolder; where aspxfolder is the global directory. I get the wonderful "HTTP Error 404 - File or directory not
found" page. So, I created a test.html file in the same
global directory and browsed to www.myweb.com/aspxfolder/test.html - and I see my test HTML. So, this has to be some type of aspx
installation or aspx execution security issue???? I am not sure
where to start because I basically accepted all defaults on installation of w2003WE and the web deployment project
in VS.NET. Help? Thanks! -Larry
.
I truly appreciate your persistence. I already checked
both of these. This is really unexpected, however, it is
the first asp.net app I'm deploying, so I don't know what
to expect. I'll post a response here when I get the
answer - perhaps it'll cost me $245.
-Larry -----Original Message----- If it's security related, you could check your
web.config for authorizationsection. Should have something like: allow = "*" in there. If it was security I'd expect you to get either
redirected as per yourweb.config Authentication settings or an access denied
before you'd get a404 (not found).
sorry can't help any more than that. -fs "Larry Brindise" <la*********@tr adegear.com> wrote in
messagenews:02******* *************** ******@phx.gbl. .. Thanks for the attempt. Actually, the VS.NET web deployment wizard is really smart. It actually sets the default page in the global directory to default.aspx, so you don't even have to
mess with that.
Whether I browse to the folder (expecting the default page to be loaded), or I browse explicitly to that page ".../default.aspx", I get the same problematic result. I've gone over the IIS configs - the fact that I can browse to my test.html proves it is not that iis
doesn't like the folder configs. I'm convinced it has to be something with aspx security.
-Larry >-----Original Message----- >You're browsing to the folder? >That means IIS serves up the default page for the folder, normally >default.asp >The Start Page in the Web Project and the default page in IIS can and often >are different. > >Try browsing to an aspx page like you did with the
html. >I suspect IIS is serving up default.asp and you don't have a page in your >project by that name. > >-fs > > > >"Larry Brindise" <la*********@tr adegear.com> wrote in message >news:03******* *************** ******@phx.gbl. .. >> I have an asp.net application. I have used VStudio
Web >> Deployment Project to create the MSI file. I copy
the >> MSI file from my developer PC to my test server
running >> Win2003Server Web Edition. I run the MSI to
install - >> looks good so far - I see the global directory, etc. >> I try opening the app in IE via www.myweb.com/aspxfolder; >> where aspxfolder is the global directory. I get the >> wonderful "HTTP Error 404 - File or directory not found" >> page. So, I created a test.html file in the same global >> directory and browsed to >> www.myweb.com/aspxfolder/test.html - and I see my
test >> HTML. So, this has to be some type of aspx installation >> or aspx execution security issue???? I am not sure where >> to start because I basically accepted all defaults
on >> installation of w2003WE and the web deployment
project in >> VS.NET. >> Help? Thanks! >> -Larry >> > > >. >
.
Are the actual files in the actual directory? If you use Windows Explorer -
are they under \inetpub\wwwroo t\aspxfolder ???
"Larry Brindise" <la*********@tr adegear.com> wrote in message
news:07******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . I truly appreciate your persistence. I already checked both of these. This is really unexpected, however, it is the first asp.net app I'm deploying, so I don't know what to expect. I'll post a response here when I get the answer - perhaps it'll cost me $245. -Larry-----Original Message----- If it's security related, you could check your web.config for authorizationsection. Should have something like: allow = "*" in there. If it was security I'd expect you to get either redirected as per yourweb.config Authentication settings or an access denied before you'd get a404 (not found).
sorry can't help any more than that. -fs "Larry Brindise" <la*********@tr adegear.com> wrote in messagenews:02******* *************** ******@phx.gbl. .. Thanks for the attempt. Actually, the VS.NET web deployment wizard is really smart. It actually sets the default page in the global directory to default.aspx, so you don't even have to mess with that.
Whether I browse to the folder (expecting the default page to be loaded), or I browse explicitly to that page ".../default.aspx", I get the same problematic result. I've gone over the IIS configs - the fact that I can browse to my test.html proves it is not that iis doesn't like the folder configs. I'm convinced it has to be something with aspx security.
-Larry >-----Original Message----- >You're browsing to the folder? >That means IIS serves up the default page for the folder, normally >default.asp >The Start Page in the Web Project and the default page in IIS can and often >are different. > >Try browsing to an aspx page like you did with the html. >I suspect IIS is serving up default.asp and you don't have a page in your >project by that name. > >-fs > > > >"Larry Brindise" <la*********@tr adegear.com> wrote in message >news:03******* *************** ******@phx.gbl. .. >> I have an asp.net application. I have used VStudio Web >> Deployment Project to create the MSI file. I copy the >> MSI file from my developer PC to my test server running >> Win2003Server Web Edition. I run the MSI to install - >> looks good so far - I see the global directory, etc. >> I try opening the app in IE via www.myweb.com/aspxfolder; >> where aspxfolder is the global directory. I get the >> wonderful "HTTP Error 404 - File or directory not found" >> page. So, I created a test.html file in the same global >> directory and browsed to >> www.myweb.com/aspxfolder/test.html - and I see my test >> HTML. So, this has to be some type of aspx installation >> or aspx execution security issue???? I am not sure where >> to start because I basically accepted all defaults on >> installation of w2003WE and the web deployment project in >> VS.NET. >> Help? Thanks! >> -Larry >> > > >. >
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I try opening the app in IE via www.myweb.com/aspxfolder;
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