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Richard Fagen
Hi Everyone,
I'm new to DotNet and I'm trying to get ASPX pages to work but I'm
having problems. I suspect I haven't configured IIS or DotNet
frameworks properly.
I can open static pages (html) but dynamic pages are causing me problems.
Here's my configuration:
1) local PC running XP Pro & Dreamweaver MX 6.1 (fully patched)
2) remote PC running XP Pro, IIS 5.1, DotNet Frameworks 1.1
they are connected over a local peer LAN.
To configure a web site, here's what I did:
1) create a 'test1' folder under c:\inetpub\wwwroot for my application
(via Windows Explorer)
2) opened IIS, and right click on default web site and selected 'New
Virtual Directory...' to launch wizard
3) I gave it the same name (test1) and pointed to the
c:\inetpub\wwwroot\test1 folder
4) I left the defaults of 'read' & 'run scripts (such as ASP)' checked
This changed the icon in IIS
If I copy any HTML file to the folder, I can request the page over the
LAN and it works. Problem occurs when I try to reference an ASPX page.
- Is there some step I missed?
- Do I have to do anything in the DotNet 1.1 configuration applet? (I
left if alone for now)
- If I can open HTML files, can I assume my IIS is functioning properly?
- How can I test is with a small ASPX file?
Thanks for helping this newbie (to DotNet and ASP)
Richard
I'm new to DotNet and I'm trying to get ASPX pages to work but I'm
having problems. I suspect I haven't configured IIS or DotNet
frameworks properly.
I can open static pages (html) but dynamic pages are causing me problems.
Here's my configuration:
1) local PC running XP Pro & Dreamweaver MX 6.1 (fully patched)
2) remote PC running XP Pro, IIS 5.1, DotNet Frameworks 1.1
they are connected over a local peer LAN.
To configure a web site, here's what I did:
1) create a 'test1' folder under c:\inetpub\wwwroot for my application
(via Windows Explorer)
2) opened IIS, and right click on default web site and selected 'New
Virtual Directory...' to launch wizard
3) I gave it the same name (test1) and pointed to the
c:\inetpub\wwwroot\test1 folder
4) I left the defaults of 'read' & 'run scripts (such as ASP)' checked
This changed the icon in IIS
If I copy any HTML file to the folder, I can request the page over the
LAN and it works. Problem occurs when I try to reference an ASPX page.
- Is there some step I missed?
- Do I have to do anything in the DotNet 1.1 configuration applet? (I
left if alone for now)
- If I can open HTML files, can I assume my IIS is functioning properly?
- How can I test is with a small ASPX file?
Thanks for helping this newbie (to DotNet and ASP)
Richard