Hi!
I have on my website a root web.config file, and also created a
subapplication "/publikationer". In my root web.config I've specified
an HTTP-handler for some requests, but this is mirrored in my
subapplication. Eventhough I <clear /> my HTTP-handlers it doesn't
seem to work, and it still gives me an error about an assembly not
found. It should not use this certain HTTP-handler in my
subapplication.
What should I do?
==== My root web.config ====
....
<httpHandlers >
<add verb="*" path="*.ventus" type="Ventus.Ve ntusHttpHandler ,Ventus"
/>
</httpHandlers>
....
==== Subapplication web.config ====
<httpHandlers >
<clear/>
</httpHandlers>
==== Error ===
File or assembly name Ventus, or one of its dependencies, was not
found.
Thanks in advance,
Patrick 1  1307 
"Patrick Kristiansen" <pa*****@sixulo n.dk> wrote in message
news:45******** *************** *@posting.googl e.com... Hi!
I have on my website a root web.config file, and also created a
subapplication "/publikationer". In my root web.config I've specified
an HTTP-handler for some requests, but this is mirrored in my
subapplication. Eventhough I <clear /> my HTTP-handlers it doesn't
seem to work, and it still gives me an error about an assembly not
found. It should not use this certain HTTP-handler in my
subapplication.
What should I do?
Microsoft has previously admitted that this is a deficiency in ASP.NET. The
answer is that you'l have to include that assembly where your subapplication
can find it, maybe in the bin directory.
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