This is such a "dead in the water" problem I don't even know if this is the
right forum for it.
I have developed an ASP.NET/C# project on my own PC and it's working. I then
transferred it to the remote serverwhere it will finally reside. I'm not a
server expert, but the administrator says that ASP.NET is enabled. However,
when I access any of the pages I just get a generic "Server Error in '/'
Application. Runtime Error" page that tells me how to change the customErrors
mode to "Off" in web.config. I have in fact done this, which rather indicates
that it is not even getting as far as reading web.config. I have even put up
a basic two-line .aspx file with no active content (it should display the
user account using <%= Environment.Use rName %>) but even that doesn't work -
same error page. The only thing I can actually do is browse a plain vanilla
..HTM file.
It must be a server configuration problem, but I don't even know where to
start. Can anyone help?
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Dave 6 1387
Dave wrote: This is such a "dead in the water" problem I don't even know if this is the right forum for it. I have developed an ASP.NET/C# project on my own PC and it's working. I then transferred it to the remote serverwhere it will finally reside. I'm not a server expert, but the administrator says that ASP.NET is enabled. However, when I access any of the pages I just get a generic "Server Error in '/' Application. Runtime Error" page that tells me how to change the customErrors mode to "Off" in web.config. I have in fact done this, which rather indicates that it is not even getting as far as reading web.config. I have even put up a basic two-line .aspx file with no active content (it should display the user account using <%= Environment.Use rName %>) but even that doesn't work - same error page. The only thing I can actually do is browse a plain vanilla .HTM file. It must be a server configuration problem, but I don't even know where to start. Can anyone help?
Try with a simple run of the "aspnet_regiis. exe -i" and "-c" params. See
if that helps as a start.
The exe is in the Micosoft.Net folder.... buried down a few layers.
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Curt Christianson
site: http://www.darkfalz.com
blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com
Check the folder that houses your site. It should be configured as an
application directory. The behavior you're describing is what I get when
I've forgotten to configure my folders.
"Dave" <Da**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message
news:20******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... This is such a "dead in the water" problem I don't even know if this is
the right forum for it. I have developed an ASP.NET/C# project on my own PC and it's working. I
then transferred it to the remote serverwhere it will finally reside. I'm not a server expert, but the administrator says that ASP.NET is enabled.
However, when I access any of the pages I just get a generic "Server Error in '/' Application. Runtime Error" page that tells me how to change the
customErrors mode to "Off" in web.config. I have in fact done this, which rather
indicates that it is not even getting as far as reading web.config. I have even put
up a basic two-line .aspx file with no active content (it should display the user account using <%= Environment.Use rName %>) but even that doesn't
work - same error page. The only thing I can actually do is browse a plain
vanilla .HTM file. It must be a server configuration problem, but I don't even know where to start. Can anyone help? -- Dave
I have exactly the same problem with the server of my Web hosting provider.
I have two different applications : one in the root and one in a
sub-directory. With my local machine, both applications work very well as
my folders are configured as virtual directories. When I upload my
applications to the server of the Web hosting provider, the one in the root
works very well, but the one in the sub-directory does not, and I got
exactly the same error message. I have asked the provider to configure my
folder as virtual directory but they say it is not possible. I therefore
have to manage with my web.config file, but I do not know how to do so.
Does anyone can give me advice how to configure it ?
Thank you very much,
Kiyomi
"Clamps" <Cl****@Spamles s.com> wrote in message
news:eI******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P14.phx.gbl... Check the folder that houses your site. It should be configured as an application directory. The behavior you're describing is what I get when I've forgotten to configure my folders. "Dave" <Da**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message news:20******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... This is such a "dead in the water" problem I don't even know if this is the right forum for it. I have developed an ASP.NET/C# project on my own PC and it's working. I then transferred it to the remote serverwhere it will finally reside. I'm not
a server expert, but the administrator says that ASP.NET is enabled. However, when I access any of the pages I just get a generic "Server Error in '/' Application. Runtime Error" page that tells me how to change the customErrors mode to "Off" in web.config. I have in fact done this, which rather indicates that it is not even getting as far as reading web.config. I have even
put up a basic two-line .aspx file with no active content (it should display
the user account using <%= Environment.Use rName %>) but even that doesn't work - same error page. The only thing I can actually do is browse a plain vanilla .HTM file. It must be a server configuration problem, but I don't even know where
to start. Can anyone help? -- Dave
I would be intersted to hear if you find a solution, but if it is the same
problem as mine then I do not think that it can be solved in the web.config
file - as I described in my original post I do not think my application is
even getting as far as reading the web.config file.
If you are paying your service provider extra for ASP.NET facilities then
you're being ripped off!
--
Dave
"Kiyomi" wrote: I have exactly the same problem with the server of my Web hosting provider. I have two different applications : one in the root and one in a sub-directory. With my local machine, both applications work very well as my folders are configured as virtual directories. When I upload my applications to the server of the Web hosting provider, the one in the root works very well, but the one in the sub-directory does not, and I got exactly the same error message. I have asked the provider to configure my folder as virtual directory but they say it is not possible. I therefore have to manage with my web.config file, but I do not know how to do so. Does anyone can give me advice how to configure it ? Thank you very much, Kiyomi "Clamps" <Cl****@Spamles s.com> wrote in message news:eI******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P14.phx.gbl... Check the folder that houses your site. It should be configured as an application directory. The behavior you're describing is what I get when I've forgotten to configure my folders. "Dave" <Da**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message news:20******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... This is such a "dead in the water" problem I don't even know if this is the right forum for it. I have developed an ASP.NET/C# project on my own PC and it's working. I then transferred it to the remote serverwhere it will finally reside. I'm not a server expert, but the administrator says that ASP.NET is enabled. However, when I access any of the pages I just get a generic "Server Error in '/' Application. Runtime Error" page that tells me how to change the customErrors mode to "Off" in web.config. I have in fact done this, which rather indicates that it is not even getting as far as reading web.config. I have even put up a basic two-line .aspx file with no active content (it should display the user account using <%= Environment.Use rName %>) but even that doesn't work - same error page. The only thing I can actually do is browse a plain vanilla .HTM file. It must be a server configuration problem, but I don't even know where to start. Can anyone help? -- Dave
Thanks Clamps, that does indeed seem to be the problem - I can actually get
it to work if I put everything in htdocs, which is the web root. This would
seem to indicate that htdocs is configured as an application directory, but
the subdirectory I created for my project isn't. However, I don't really
weant to have to put everything into htdocs.
Unfortunately I have no experience of configuring IIS for ASP.NET, and
neither has the guy who runs the server. Can you possibly give us a brief
rundown on how to do this configuration, or point us at a good "idiot's
guide".
Thanks
--
Dave
"Clamps" wrote: Check the folder that houses your site. It should be configured as an application directory. The behavior you're describing is what I get when I've forgotten to configure my folders. "Dave" <Da**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message news:20******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... This is such a "dead in the water" problem I don't even know if this is the right forum for it. I have developed an ASP.NET/C# project on my own PC and it's working. I then transferred it to the remote serverwhere it will finally reside. I'm not a server expert, but the administrator says that ASP.NET is enabled. However, when I access any of the pages I just get a generic "Server Error in '/' Application. Runtime Error" page that tells me how to change the customErrors mode to "Off" in web.config. I have in fact done this, which rather indicates that it is not even getting as far as reading web.config. I have even put up a basic two-line .aspx file with no active content (it should display the user account using <%= Environment.Use rName %>) but even that doesn't work - same error page. The only thing I can actually do is browse a plain vanilla .HTM file. It must be a server configuration problem, but I don't even know where to start. Can anyone help? -- Dave
I don't know if you're still watching this thread, but I did finally solve
the problem by configuring the server folder as an "applicatio n folder" in
IIS. It is very simple to do, but it does have to be done on the server. From
Control Panel run AdmistrativeToo ls, then go to Internet Information
Services, navigate to the folder, right click for properties and in the
Directory tab, where it says Application Name, give it a name (I'm not sure
what purpose the name serves or whether you actually need to give it one) and
press the create button. That's all there is to it.
I am surprised that your ISP says they cannot do this - either they provide
ASP.NET services or they don't, and if they do then they must be able to do
this for you, otherwsie they are not providing the service (are you paying
extra for ASP.NET?)
--
Dave
"Kiyomi" wrote: I have exactly the same problem with the server of my Web hosting provider. I have two different applications : one in the root and one in a sub-directory. With my local machine, both applications work very well as my folders are configured as virtual directories. When I upload my applications to the server of the Web hosting provider, the one in the root works very well, but the one in the sub-directory does not, and I got exactly the same error message. I have asked the provider to configure my folder as virtual directory but they say it is not possible. I therefore have to manage with my web.config file, but I do not know how to do so. Does anyone can give me advice how to configure it ? Thank you very much, Kiyomi "Clamps" <Cl****@Spamles s.com> wrote in message news:eI******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P14.phx.gbl... Check the folder that houses your site. It should be configured as an application directory. The behavior you're describing is what I get when I've forgotten to configure my folders. "Dave" <Da**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message news:20******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... This is such a "dead in the water" problem I don't even know if this is the right forum for it. I have developed an ASP.NET/C# project on my own PC and it's working. I then transferred it to the remote serverwhere it will finally reside. I'm not a server expert, but the administrator says that ASP.NET is enabled. However, when I access any of the pages I just get a generic "Server Error in '/' Application. Runtime Error" page that tells me how to change the customErrors mode to "Off" in web.config. I have in fact done this, which rather indicates that it is not even getting as far as reading web.config. I have even put up a basic two-line .aspx file with no active content (it should display the user account using <%= Environment.Use rName %>) but even that doesn't work - same error page. The only thing I can actually do is browse a plain vanilla .HTM file. It must be a server configuration problem, but I don't even know where to start. Can anyone help? -- Dave
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