Also make sure that the directories have actually been marked as
applications in IIS. You can do this through the IIS MMC. Open the IIS MMC,
browse to the web server's node, right-click on a directory that is having
trouble and select properties. On the virtual directory tab you'll see the
options at the bottom for addint/changing/removing the application setting
from that directory. It must be marked as an application or it will believe
that directory is part of another application that exists above it (such as
the root application).
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Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Former Microsoft FrontPage MVP 199?-2006
"Alok yadav" <Al*******@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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>I have an open IP and on that IP our main application is hosted. it uses
ajax. in web.config file i have register ajax handlers.
there are also other sites or project on that IP. now my problem is that
other ASP.net projects throws error and take my web.config file as thier
web.config. this server is my office server. now this create a big problem
for us.
Please give me the solution of that problem. how site consider their own
web.config not mine.