Unable to create/open web projects ?

[WJ]

My system is an XP Pro. with the lattest patches & Service pack applied.

1. I have IIS installed with XP first.
2. I have .NetFW 1.1 installed next via Windows Update.
3. I have VS.Net 2003 EA edition installed last.

VS.Net had been working fine, it could create Windows Form and Web form &
Web service applications under http://localhost fine. Now it can
only create and open Windows Form applications. If I try to create or open a
Web service or Web form application, I would get the following error:

<<
The Web server reported the following error when attempting to create or
open the Webproject located at the following URL:
'http://localhost/webservice1'.
'HTTP:/1.1 500 Internal Server Error'.

Here is what I did:

1. I tried to uninstall VS.Net 2003, .Net FW 1.1, and IIS in that order.
2. Clean out all Inetpub folder, ASPNet account, VS Developer group &
account.

3. Reboot the system

4. Reinstalled: a) IIS, b) .NetFW1.1 via Windows Update, and c) Reinstall
VS.Net 2003EA

5. Reboot

6. Checked wwwroot share, it looks normal. Checked All accounts and Groups
related to .Net FW & VS.Net, and they are all there with proper security
configuration. ** I checked against a same system that is working.

7. Same error.

I am avoiding rebuilding the complete box (XP).

Thanks for your help,

John

[Àä×ÔȪ]

I'm a starter with vs.net and asp.net developer.
But I have some same problem with you.
I think you would check your IIS configration in right way first.
For example:
Build a file like index.html which can right show in your IE.
Then input the http://your ip here//index.html
if you can brows the webpage in you IE that say you IIS is configerated
right.
"WJ" <JW***@Msn2.Com> wrote in message
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My system is an XP Pro. with the lattest patches & Service pack applied.

1. I have IIS installed with XP first.
2. I have .NetFW 1.1 installed next via Windows Update.
3. I have VS.Net 2003 EA edition installed last.

VS.Net had been working fine, it could create Windows Form and Web form &
Web service applications under http://localhost fine. Now it can
only create and open Windows Form applications. If I try to create or open a Web service or Web form application, I would get the following error:

<<
The Web server reported the following error when attempting to create or
open the Webproject located at the following URL:
'http://localhost/webservice1'.
'HTTP:/1.1 500 Internal Server Error'.

Here is what I did:

1. I tried to uninstall VS.Net 2003, .Net FW 1.1, and IIS in that order.
2. Clean out all Inetpub folder, ASPNet account, VS Developer group &
account.

3. Reboot the system

4. Reinstalled: a) IIS, b) .NetFW1.1 via Windows Update, and c) Reinstall
VS.Net 2003EA

5. Reboot

6. Checked wwwroot share, it looks normal. Checked All accounts and Groups
related to .Net FW & VS.Net, and they are all there with proper security
configuration. ** I checked against a same system that is working.

7. Same error.

I am avoiding rebuilding the complete box (XP).

Thanks for your help,

John

[WJ]

"Àä×ÔȪ" <br***@swnu.edu.cn> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...

I'm a starter with vs.net and asp.net developer.
But I have some same problem with you.
I think you would check your IIS configration in right way first.
For example:
Build a file like index.html which can right show in your IE.
Then input the http://your ip here//index.html
if you can brows the webpage in you IE that say you IIS is configerated
right.

Thanks for your reply. Yes, my XP/IIS WWW service running all right because
my http://localhost presents the sample page corectly after 1st installed
and it is still working 24hrs. As I mentioned previously, when everything
1st built, I had no problem. I could create and open any types of projects I
wished to. It is, I think the SID for AspNet account somewhat corrupted.
This caused the system "machine.config" to not recognize its ACL no matter
how many times I register/unregister Asp.Net. I think a complete system
rebuild is on the horizon. CRAP!

John