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Hi, I installed the webserver from the Windows Mobile 5.0 Developer
Resource Kit on my Verizon XV6700 pda/phone, and it installed,
everything looks right both in the registry and the filesystem, but the
webserver will not start. I did a soft-reset and still I get nothing --
not even a log file in the log directory specified in the registry.
Since there's apparently no working command line for WM5, and my VS2005
trial hasn't shipped yet, I can't use services.exe's command switches
to figure out what's going on.
I found this post in the
"microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.compactframework" NG from a few
weeks ago which accurately describes my situation ('cept on a different
WM5 handheld):
HTTPD Web Server Fails to start
1. Razz
Jan 5, 9:40 am show options
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Date: Thu, 5 Jan 2006 06:40:04 -0800
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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 ??
Resource Kit on my Verizon XV6700 pda/phone, and it installed,
everything looks right both in the registry and the filesystem, but the
webserver will not start. I did a soft-reset and still I get nothing --
not even a log file in the log directory specified in the registry.
Since there's apparently no working command line for WM5, and my VS2005
trial hasn't shipped yet, I can't use services.exe's command switches
to figure out what's going on.
I found this post in the
"microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.compactframework" NG from a few
weeks ago which accurately describes my situation ('cept on a different
WM5 handheld):
HTTPD Web Server Fails to start
1. Razz
Jan 5, 9:40 am show options
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.compactframework
From: "Razz" <[email protected]> - Find messages by this
author
Date: Thu, 5 Jan 2006 06:40:04 -0800
Local: Thurs, Jan 5 2006 9:40 am
Subject: 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 ??