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asp.NET application deployment problems...

Hi there

I am used to doing my asp.NET development exclusively for intranet sites
where I have full access to the IIS / SQL machines... I have a situation
where an application needs to be run on an ISPs Server and I am having more
than a little bit of difficulty - hopefully someone will excuse the probably
basic nature of this situation and help me out.

Obviously I can not copy the project directly in to the IIS on the remote
server as this requires admin rights and they are not going to give me that.
I have read a few things on line which imply that I should be able to copy
the code required just to run the project to another folder on my development
server, and then simply copy these files to the FTP location I have been
provided.

This does not work, and I'm hoping to find out if this is something I am
doing wrong, or if the remote server is configured incorrectly (I obviously
have no access to the server itself, but I'm not going to start chasing the
ISP around if I am the one doing something wrong !)

The files copy over. The ISP has set up a temporary DNS name for testing and
I can browse to a standard index.htm file that just has an html label in
it... fine - But when I try to browse to one of my aspx files it immediately
bombs out with the standard asp.NET error - Runtime Error (blah blah, please
change customErrors mode = "off" if you want to find out why) - my
customErrors mode is off and I get no information from the app at all.

What's wrong here please ?

Thanks for your help

Stuart
Nov 19 '05 #1
2 850
Stuart:
It's impossible to tell from what you've told us :(

Why not start with a simple aspx page with no asp.net in it...just a
<html><head></head><body>hello</body></html> with no codebehind, but with an
aspx extension. If that works, slowly add to it to see what's breaks it.

Karl

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"Stuart" <St****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi there

I am used to doing my asp.NET development exclusively for intranet sites
where I have full access to the IIS / SQL machines... I have a situation
where an application needs to be run on an ISPs Server and I am having
more
than a little bit of difficulty - hopefully someone will excuse the
probably
basic nature of this situation and help me out.

Obviously I can not copy the project directly in to the IIS on the remote
server as this requires admin rights and they are not going to give me
that.
I have read a few things on line which imply that I should be able to copy
the code required just to run the project to another folder on my
development
server, and then simply copy these files to the FTP location I have been
provided.

This does not work, and I'm hoping to find out if this is something I am
doing wrong, or if the remote server is configured incorrectly (I
obviously
have no access to the server itself, but I'm not going to start chasing
the
ISP around if I am the one doing something wrong !)

The files copy over. The ISP has set up a temporary DNS name for testing
and
I can browse to a standard index.htm file that just has an html label in
it... fine - But when I try to browse to one of my aspx files it
immediately
bombs out with the standard asp.NET error - Runtime Error (blah blah,
please
change customErrors mode = "off" if you want to find out why) - my
customErrors mode is off and I get no information from the app at all.

What's wrong here please ?

Thanks for your help

Stuart

Nov 19 '05 #2
Thanks for the response Karl

I shall continue to play... being alien to a situation where I can not
configure IIS and the web server myself - I just wanted to be fairly sure
that I wasn't doing something completely daft !

Oddly enough - I have just tried uploading an 'empty' aspx file and the
server appears to be off line at the moment - so maybe the ISP has realised
that something is up their end (i.e. it doesn't run asp.net !)

I'll come back if problems persist
Nov 19 '05 #3

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