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Poul Dam
Hi
Setup:
Windows 2003 Server
Exchange 2003 Server
..NET framework 1.1
I have created an ASP.NET web application and registered
it as the application to use when opening messages from
the Exchange store. This works very well and the
application can read the message's various properties.
However, when I push a button in the web application that
results in a postback to the server, I get the following
message in the browser:
Server Error in '/' Application.
--------------------------------
Access denied to '\\.\BackOfficeStorage\MyServer\Public
Folders\My folder\Charlie\web.config'. Failed to start
monitoring file changes.
The file that is missing can be anything (e.g an aspx
file), depending on the button pressed in the web
application.
My question is, why does it look for the web application
files in the Exchange message store (i.e. from where the
application is launched) and not where the files really
reside?
/ Thanks in advance
Poul Dam
Systems Engineer
Systematic Software Engineering
Setup:
Windows 2003 Server
Exchange 2003 Server
..NET framework 1.1
I have created an ASP.NET web application and registered
it as the application to use when opening messages from
the Exchange store. This works very well and the
application can read the message's various properties.
However, when I push a button in the web application that
results in a postback to the server, I get the following
message in the browser:
Server Error in '/' Application.
--------------------------------
Access denied to '\\.\BackOfficeStorage\MyServer\Public
Folders\My folder\Charlie\web.config'. Failed to start
monitoring file changes.
The file that is missing can be anything (e.g an aspx
file), depending on the button pressed in the web
application.
My question is, why does it look for the web application
files in the Exchange message store (i.e. from where the
application is launched) and not where the files really
reside?
/ Thanks in advance
Poul Dam
Systems Engineer
Systematic Software Engineering