"This type of page is not served."

[DotNetJunkies User]

I am getting the "This type of page is not served." error the first time I access our asp.net site after an application restart. The second and every other time it works fine. This application has been working for months and recently started this behaviour and we can't figure out why. Can onyone point me in the right direction?

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[Scott M.]

Do you have any code in Global.asax, specifically in the Application_Start
event handler?
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I am getting the "This type of page is not served." error the first time I
access our asp.net site after an application restart. The second and every
other time it works fine. This application has been working for months and
recently started this behaviour and we can't figure out why. Can onyone
point me in the right direction?

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[Neal]

No code in Application_Start. Do have code in Session_Start but I set a
breakpoint and it doesn't get there before the error.

"Scott M." wrote:

Do you have any code in Global.asax, specifically in the Application_Start
event handler?
"DotNetJunkies User" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
news:O1**************@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...

I am getting the "This type of page is not served." error the first time I
access our asp.net site after an application restart. The second and every
other time it works fine. This application has been working for months and
recently started this behaviour and we can't figure out why. Can onyone
point me in the right direction?

[Scott M.]

This message usually appears when a ".config" file is accessed directly from
a client. IIS doesn't "serve" .config files directly, hence the error.

Is there anything in your site that calls web.config directly?
"Neal" <Ne**@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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No code in Application_Start. Do have code in Session_Start but I set a
breakpoint and it doesn't get there before the error.

"Scott M." wrote:

Do you have any code in Global.asax, specifically in the
Application_Start
event handler?
"DotNetJunkies User" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
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>I am getting the "This type of page is not served." error the first time
>I
>access our asp.net site after an application restart. The second and
>every
>other time it works fine. This application has been working for months
>and
>recently started this behaviour and we can't figure out why. Can onyone
>point me in the right direction?