Deploying an ASP application

[Catalin Porancea]

Hello,

The application installs and runs fine on the development machine. When
installed on another server, none of the scripts execute. How do I configure
the server to run it?

Thank you.

[John Saunders]

"Catalin Porancea" <cp*******@midwestern.net> wrote in message
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Hello,

The application installs and runs fine on the development machine. When
installed on another server, none of the scripts execute. How do I configure the server to run it?

That would depend on how you deployed it.
--
John

[Catalin Porancea]

I added a setup project to the solution and built it. then I installed it on
the new server. the .Net framework 1.1 was already installed.

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Catalin Porancea
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: "Catalin Porancea" <cp*******@midwestern.net> wrote in message
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: > Hello,
: >
: > The application installs and runs fine on the development machine. When
: > installed on another server, none of the scripts execute. How do I
: configure
: > the server to run it?
:
: That would depend on how you deployed it.
: --
: John
:
:
:

[John Saunders]

"Catalin Porancea" <cp*******@midwestern.net> wrote in message
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I added a setup project to the solution and built it. then I installed it on the new server. the .Net framework 1.1 was already installed.

Ok, presuming that you mean a web "setup project", then there should be no
further server configuration required.

Depending on what server you tried to install it on.

And depending on exactly what you mean when you say "none of the scripts
execute".

You really need to give more detail. Nobody could help you based on what
you've provided unless it was a problem which affected large numbers of
people.
--
John

[Catalin Porancea]

Ok John. Yes, it's a web setup project. Once installed on the server - a
windows 2000 server - I can go tot the default page, which is a login page.
When I try to login, I get a "page cannot be displayed". The login page
authenticates the user and if valid redirects to another page. Everything
works fine on the development machine. Also, when I try to access the pages
in the project typing the full path (not following the links), the only
thing I see is the background and none of the controls.

Catalin

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Catalin Porancea
"John Saunders" <john.saunders at surfcontrol.com> wrote in message
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: "Catalin Porancea" <cp*******@midwestern.net> wrote in message
: news:#9**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
: > I added a setup project to the solution and built it. then I installed
it
: on
: > the new server. the .Net framework 1.1 was already installed.
:
: Ok, presuming that you mean a web "setup project", then there should be no
: further server configuration required.
:
: Depending on what server you tried to install it on.
:
: And depending on exactly what you mean when you say "none of the scripts
: execute".
:
: You really need to give more detail. Nobody could help you based on what
: you've provided unless it was a problem which affected large numbers of
: people.
: --
: John
:
:

[John Saunders]

"Catalin Porancea" <cp*******@midwestern.net> wrote in message
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Ok John. Yes, it's a web setup project. Once installed on the server - a
windows 2000 server - I can go tot the default page, which is a login page. When I try to login, I get a "page cannot be displayed". The login page
authenticates the user and if valid redirects to another page. Everything
works fine on the development machine. Also, when I try to access the pages in the project typing the full path (not following the links), the only
thing I see is the background and none of the controls.

Thanks for the detail.

When you say you can go to the default page, do you mean that when you go
there, you see all the controls and everything looks ok?

You say that the default page is a login page. Are you using Forms
Authentication?

You say that on other pages you only see the background. Could you please
navigate to one of those pages and then use the View Source command to see
the HTML? I suspect you'll see things like "<asp:Label>" right in the HTML,
which would indicate that ASP.NET is either not installed or not configured
properly on that server. In that case, you'll want to use
"%windir%\Microsoft.Net\Framework\<<version>>\aspn et_regiis -s" to install
it.
--
John

[Catalin Porancea]

Thanks John. "%windir%\Microsoft.Net\Framework\<<version>>\aspn et_regiis -s"
did it.

Thanks a lot.

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Catalin Porancea
"John Saunders" <john.saunders at surfcontrol.com> wrote in message
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: "Catalin Porancea" <cp*******@midwestern.net> wrote in message
: news:ed**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
: > Ok John. Yes, it's a web setup project. Once installed on the server - a
: > windows 2000 server - I can go tot the default page, which is a login
: page.
: > When I try to login, I get a "page cannot be displayed". The login page
: > authenticates the user and if valid redirects to another page.
Everything
: > works fine on the development machine. Also, when I try to access the
: pages
: > in the project typing the full path (not following the links), the only
: > thing I see is the background and none of the controls.
:
: Thanks for the detail.
:
: When you say you can go to the default page, do you mean that when you go
: there, you see all the controls and everything looks ok?
:
: You say that the default page is a login page. Are you using Forms
: Authentication?
:
: You say that on other pages you only see the background. Could you please
: navigate to one of those pages and then use the View Source command to see
: the HTML? I suspect you'll see things like "<asp:Label>" right in the
HTML,
: which would indicate that ASP.NET is either not installed or not
configured
: properly on that server. In that case, you'll want to use
: "%windir%\Microsoft.Net\Framework\<<version>>\aspn et_regiis -s" to install
: it.
: --
: John
:
:
: