Problems with Hyperlink to an Exchange Public Calendar

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Published a Intranet web from a Windows 2000 Server Running Running IIS 5.0
and Front Page Server Extensions 2000 to a 2003 Web Server Running 2002
Server Extensions. The entire web is fine with the exception of 8 hyperlinks
that each point to a directory holding specific xnk (exchange shortcut) files
that relate to Public Conference Room calendar files.

Prior to the web moving clicking on the hyperlink would result in a question
as to whether you wanted to open the save the file; giving the Name (*.xnk)
type (Exchange Shortcut) 364 bytes; From local IP address; If you select
open it would open an Outlook Calendar view; now they error out.

I can Remote into the Web server and navigate to the directory where the
shortcuts reside via explorer double click on the xnk files and get the
proper calander file open. I can do the same from my desktop, however when I
attempt it via the web page hyperlink; I get the page cannot be found HTTP
404 ; http://win/Calendars/Conference Room 3-A.xnk .

Not sure what I am doing wrong as these were working fine until the web was
moved. Any help would be appreciated.

Thx DonS
 
The following is just a possibility and not a concrete answer:

you might want to go into IIS and right click the website, hit properties,
then home directory tab then down in the application settings box click the
configure button and see if that extension is added to the list.

The reason I thought of it was because we were fooling around with some
"proprietary" file extensions and had to get the server admin to list them
there or modify something in that general area.

HTH

--
Chris Leeds,
Microsoft MVP-FrontPage

If you make web sites for other people, you should check out ContentSeed:
http://contentseed.com/
 
PS
Also try removing the spaces from the filenames/ links

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_____________________________________________
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"Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see:
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_____________________________________________


| The following is just a possibility and not a concrete answer:
|
| you might want to go into IIS and right click the website, hit properties,
| then home directory tab then down in the application settings box click the
| configure button and see if that extension is added to the list.
|
| The reason I thought of it was because we were fooling around with some
| "proprietary" file extensions and had to get the server admin to list them
| there or modify something in that general area.
|
| HTH
|
| --
| Chris Leeds,
| Microsoft MVP-FrontPage
|
| If you make web sites for other people, you should check out ContentSeed:
| http://contentseed.com/
| --
| | > Published a Intranet web from a Windows 2000 Server Running Running IIS
| > 5.0
| > and Front Page Server Extensions 2000 to a 2003 Web Server Running 2002
| > Server Extensions. The entire web is fine with the exception of 8
| > hyperlinks
| > that each point to a directory holding specific xnk (exchange shortcut)
| > files
| > that relate to Public Conference Room calendar files.
| >
| > Prior to the web moving clicking on the hyperlink would result in a
| > question
| > as to whether you wanted to open the save the file; giving the Name
| > (*.xnk)
| > type (Exchange Shortcut) 364 bytes; From local IP address; If you
| > select
| > open it would open an Outlook Calendar view; now they error out.
| >
| > I can Remote into the Web server and navigate to the directory where the
| > shortcuts reside via explorer double click on the xnk files and get the
| > proper calander file open. I can do the same from my desktop, however
| > when I
| > attempt it via the web page hyperlink; I get the page cannot be found
| > HTTP
| > 404 ; http://win/Calendars/Conference Room 3-A.xnk .
| >
| > Not sure what I am doing wrong as these were working fine until the web
| > was
| > moved. Any help would be appreciated.
| >
| > Thx DonS
|
|
 
Thanks - Though the issue was with web MIME settings. Spent 3 hours on the
phone with M/S and the IIS lead finally figured it out. I needed a specific
entry for .xnk files set for application/octect-stream.

Thx Again DonS
 
Thanks - Though the issue was with web MIME settings. Spent 3 hours on the
phone with M/S and the IIS lead finally figured it out. I needed a specific
entry for .xnk files set for application/octect-stream.

Thx Again DonS


Stefan B Rusynko said:
PS
Also try removing the spaces from the filenames/ links

--

_____________________________________________
SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
"Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see:
http://www.frontpagemvps.com/FrontPageNewsGroups/tabid/53/Default.aspx
_____________________________________________


| The following is just a possibility and not a concrete answer:
|
| you might want to go into IIS and right click the website, hit properties,
| then home directory tab then down in the application settings box click the
| configure button and see if that extension is added to the list.
|
| The reason I thought of it was because we were fooling around with some
| "proprietary" file extensions and had to get the server admin to list them
| there or modify something in that general area.
|
| HTH
|
| --
| Chris Leeds,
| Microsoft MVP-FrontPage
|
| If you make web sites for other people, you should check out ContentSeed:
| http://contentseed.com/
| --
| | > Published a Intranet web from a Windows 2000 Server Running Running IIS
| > 5.0
| > and Front Page Server Extensions 2000 to a 2003 Web Server Running 2002
| > Server Extensions. The entire web is fine with the exception of 8
| > hyperlinks
| > that each point to a directory holding specific xnk (exchange shortcut)
| > files
| > that relate to Public Conference Room calendar files.
| >
| > Prior to the web moving clicking on the hyperlink would result in a
| > question
| > as to whether you wanted to open the save the file; giving the Name
| > (*.xnk)
| > type (Exchange Shortcut) 364 bytes; From local IP address; If you
| > select
| > open it would open an Outlook Calendar view; now they error out.
| >
| > I can Remote into the Web server and navigate to the directory where the
| > shortcuts reside via explorer double click on the xnk files and get the
| > proper calander file open. I can do the same from my desktop, however
| > when I
| > attempt it via the web page hyperlink; I get the page cannot be found
| > HTTP
| > 404 ; http://win/Calendars/Conference Room 3-A.xnk .
| >
| > Not sure what I am doing wrong as these were working fine until the web
| > was
| > moved. Any help would be appreciated.
| >
| > Thx DonS
|
|
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The issue was with web MIME settings. Spent 3 hours on the phone with M/S
and the IIS lead finally figured it out. I needed a specific entry for .xnk
files set for application/octect-stream.

Thx Again
 
sounded familiar to my previous plight, that's why I mentioned it.
glad you got it worked out!

--
Chris Leeds,
Microsoft MVP-FrontPage

If you make web sites for other people, you should check out ContentSeed:
http://contentseed.com/
--
DonS said:
Thanks - Though the issue was with web MIME settings. Spent 3 hours on
the
phone with M/S and the IIS lead finally figured it out. I needed a
specific
entry for .xnk files set for application/octect-stream.

Thx Again DonS


Stefan B Rusynko said:
PS
Also try removing the spaces from the filenames/ links

--

_____________________________________________
SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
"Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see:
http://www.frontpagemvps.com/FrontPageNewsGroups/tabid/53/Default.aspx
_____________________________________________


| The following is just a possibility and not a concrete answer:
|
| you might want to go into IIS and right click the website, hit
properties,
| then home directory tab then down in the application settings box click
the
| configure button and see if that extension is added to the list.
|
| The reason I thought of it was because we were fooling around with some
| "proprietary" file extensions and had to get the server admin to list
them
| there or modify something in that general area.
|
| HTH
|
| --
| Chris Leeds,
| Microsoft MVP-FrontPage
|
| If you make web sites for other people, you should check out
ContentSeed:
| http://contentseed.com/
| --
| | > Published a Intranet web from a Windows 2000 Server Running Running
IIS
| > 5.0
| > and Front Page Server Extensions 2000 to a 2003 Web Server Running
2002
| > Server Extensions. The entire web is fine with the exception of 8
| > hyperlinks
| > that each point to a directory holding specific xnk (exchange
shortcut)
| > files
| > that relate to Public Conference Room calendar files.
| >
| > Prior to the web moving clicking on the hyperlink would result in a
| > question
| > as to whether you wanted to open the save the file; giving the Name
| > (*.xnk)
| > type (Exchange Shortcut) 364 bytes; From local IP address; If you
| > select
| > open it would open an Outlook Calendar view; now they error out.
| >
| > I can Remote into the Web server and navigate to the directory where
the
| > shortcuts reside via explorer double click on the xnk files and get
the
| > proper calander file open. I can do the same from my desktop,
however
| > when I
| > attempt it via the web page hyperlink; I get the page cannot be
found
| > HTTP
| > 404 ; http://win/Calendars/Conference Room 3-A.xnk .
| >
| > Not sure what I am doing wrong as these were working fine until the
web
| > was
| > moved. Any help would be appreciated.
| >
| > Thx DonS
|
|
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