HTTPD Web Server Fails to start

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Hi,

I've installed the HTTPD.ARM.CAB. on a DELL Axim x51v. When I try to connect
to the server - http://localhost/ or http://<ip address>/ I got nowhere.
After investigating I realized that the httpd.dll is not being loaded to
memory by the Services.exe. (using VS-2005 Remote Process Viewer)
The registry key under Services seem fine, the httpd.dll is present under
\Windows\ directory
There is no way to execute commands on a command line so I cannot execute
commands using the Services.exe.
When I tried to execute commands programmatically using CreateProcess the -f
flag (the one that writes the output to file) of Services.exe fails to open
the file.
needless to mention ....\www\wwwpub\default.htm were created by the installer.

On a self made Win CE 5.0 image that is running HTTPD, the registry keys are
similar and the httpd.dll is being loaded under the Services.exe

Has anyone encountered a similar problem ??
 
Sergey Hi,

Thank you for the response. I couldn't find anything that might explain why
the httpd.dll is not being loaded by the Service.exe, in the first place, in
the msdn link you reffered me to.

Perhaps I'm missing something trivial. can you please be more specific as of
a reason the httpd.dll is not being loaded. perhaps there are additional dlls
that should be present that I'm not aware of.

The Dell Axim x51v is running Windows Mobile 5.0.
The cab I installed is for Windows Mobile 5.0 ( for ARM )


Sergey Bogdanov said:
Take a look at this link:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...cedsn40/html/cghowHowToConfigureWebServer.asp


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Sergey Bogdanov [.NET CF MVP, MCSD]
http://www.sergeybogdanov.com

Hi,

I've installed the HTTPD.ARM.CAB. on a DELL Axim x51v. When I try to connect
to the server - http://localhost/ or http://<ip address>/ I got nowhere.
After investigating I realized that the httpd.dll is not being loaded to
memory by the Services.exe. (using VS-2005 Remote Process Viewer)
The registry key under Services seem fine, the httpd.dll is present under
\Windows\ directory
There is no way to execute commands on a command line so I cannot execute
commands using the Services.exe.
When I tried to execute commands programmatically using CreateProcess the -f
flag (the one that writes the output to file) of Services.exe fails to open
the file.
needless to mention ....\www\wwwpub\default.htm were created by the installer.

On a self made Win CE 5.0 image that is running HTTPD, the registry keys are
similar and the httpd.dll is being loaded under the Services.exe

Has anyone encountered a similar problem ??
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