IIS ports

[Dave Brown]

Hi all,
Does anybody have any experience of running .Net windows forms controls from
a html page on any other IIS port than 80 ?
If so can anyone tell me why i cant get even the simplest control to display
correctly.
When IIS is on port 80 then everything is fine.

rgds

Dave.

[Chad Z. Hower aka Kudzu]

"Dave Brown" <dave.AT.dbws.net> wrote in
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Does anybody have any experience of running .Net windows forms controls
from a html page on any other IIS port than 80 ?
If so can anyone tell me why i cant get even the simplest control to
display correctly.
When IIS is on port 80 then everything is fine.

IIS doesnt care what port its using. Have you adjusted your URLs? What kinds
of errors are you having?
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[ajaymehra]

This is a problem with MS
They have restricted processing on port 80 only

Dave Brown wrote:

*Hi all,
Does anybody have any experience of running .Net windows form
controls from
a html page on any other IIS port than 80 ?
If so can anyone tell me why i cant get even the simplest control t
display
correctly.
When IIS is on port 80 then everything is fine.

rgds

Dave.

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[Bernard]

what's the error msgs ? when you change to different port, do you actually
post it to that port ?

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"Dave Brown" <dave.AT.dbws.net> wrote in message
news:e5**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...

Hi all,
Does anybody have any experience of running .Net windows forms controls from a html page on any other IIS port than 80 ?
If so can anyone tell me why i cant get even the simplest control to display correctly.
When IIS is on port 80 then everything is fine.

rgds

Dave.

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Your description is very vague but when you call up the site using the new
port do you specifically request that port...

ie: http://www.microsoft.com:<port_number>

Port number should be after the colon : following the url....

As far as configuring IIS is concerned you just change port and that's it.

Cheers

"Bernard" <qb******@hotmail.com.discuss> wrote in message
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what's the error msgs ? when you change to different port, do you actually
post it to that port ?

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Bernard Cheah
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"Dave Brown" <dave.AT.dbws.net> wrote in message
news:e5**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...

Hi all,
Does anybody have any experience of running .Net windows forms controls

from

a html page on any other IIS port than 80 ?
If so can anyone tell me why i cant get even the simplest control to

display

correctly.
When IIS is on port 80 then everything is fine.

rgds

Dave.

[Dave Brown]

Hi Guys,

Yeah i'm specifiying the ports and everything I believe is as it should be,
but their appears to be a security issue with .NET assemblies being
executed/called when the webserver port isnt 80.
There is another thread I started a bit further up called Dot Net
Limitations there are a few replies to that one, others seem to think it
also security as when I call the page hosting the control a Fusion error log
is written and the error is a security exception.

Rgds

"Dave Brown" <dave.AT.dbws.net> wrote in message
news:e5**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...

Hi all,
Does anybody have any experience of running .Net windows forms controls from a html page on any other IIS port than 80 ?
If so can anyone tell me why i cant get even the simplest control to display correctly.
When IIS is on port 80 then everything is fine.

rgds

Dave.

[Eric Lawrence [MSFT]]

This is a bug. Fixes will be in a future service pack; you can contact
Product Support if you need a QFE before the service pack is out.

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"ajaymehra" <aj**************@mail.mcse.ms> wrote in message
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This is a problem with MS
They have restricted processing on port 80 only

Dave Brown wrote:

*Hi all,
Does anybody have any experience of running .Net windows forms
controls from
a html page on any other IIS port than 80 ?
If so can anyone tell me why i cant get even the simplest control to
display
correctly.
When IIS is on port 80 then everything is fine.

rgds

Dave. *

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