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ASP.Net in Windows Server 2003...

hi ...

i was just trying to deploy my ASP.Net web application in a newly installed
Windows Server 2003 machine...
but when i try browsing for the file, I seem to get a "404" error... no...
its not the obvious reason... the files are present in the virtual
directory.... i guess its got to do something with the registration of
asp.net... thats because when i try browsing for static htmls, it seems to
work fine...

thanks for eveything...
sham
Nov 17 '05 #1
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"Jagan Mohan" <ja*********@scapevelocity.com> wrote in message
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This will happen when thre is no file association for aspx file.
Have you installed .net framework in target machine?


The .NET framework is always installed in Windows 2003.
But the ASP.NET engine is off by default (as is ASP for that matter).
You have to activate it.

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Jos Branders
Nov 17 '05 #2

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