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hb
I am trying to upload a site to godaddy. It works in my debug enviornment
in VS2008, but not on the server. One of my problems is that when I add a
custom httpHandler, it fails. E.g.:

<httpHandlers>
<add verb="*" path="*.subscribe" type="PRSubscription"/>
<add verb="*" path="*.unsubscribe" type="PRSubscription"/>
</httpHandlers>

If I comment those lines out, the pages work (i.e. *.aspx) though of course
the PRSubscription handler is not called when intended.

Does anyone have any suggestions? I assume that there is something in the
config file hierarchy that is missing, though I have no idea what the base
configuration is. For that matter, is there a way to extract the root
configuration settings?

Jul 8 '08 #1
1 1993
either godaddy has locked down the web.config to not allow handlers, or
you handler requires more than medium trust. you need to check with them.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
hb wrote:
I am trying to upload a site to godaddy. It works in my debug enviornment
in VS2008, but not on the server. One of my problems is that when I add a
custom httpHandler, it fails. E.g.:

<httpHandlers>
<add verb="*" path="*.subscribe" type="PRSubscription"/>
<add verb="*" path="*.unsubscribe" type="PRSubscription"/>
</httpHandlers>

If I comment those lines out, the pages work (i.e. *.aspx) though of course
the PRSubscription handler is not called when intended.

Does anyone have any suggestions? I assume that there is something in the
config file hierarchy that is missing, though I have no idea what the base
configuration is. For that matter, is there a way to extract the root
configuration settings?


Jul 8 '08 #2

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