RDA PROBLEM

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Murat

hi,

I am developing a project on a pda with 2003 SE operating system. and
i use RDA to pull data to my pda but i have a problem. whenever i try
to pull data, i get this error : "SqlCeExpection. A request to send
data to the computer running IIS has failed. For more information, see
HRESULT".

but if i try this connection => "http://computerName/sync/
sqlcesa30.dll" via internet explorer i can see a page contaninng a
line "SQL Server Mobile Server Agent 3.0". So i can not understand
what the problem is because i can get a response via the explorer but
my application does not run with the same connection "http://
computerName/sync/sqlcesa30.dll".

ANY help will be appreciated.

Thanks
 
I reckon you have a secuirty issue on the IIS virtual directory. My
guess is that you have integrated security switched on, on the virtual
directory. So your AD credentials are being passed invisibly to you,
when you use the desktop browser and it appears to work.

Try changing to anonymous (security caveats of course apply), our use
basic authentication. You can do this by running the wizzard that
comes with the SQL mobile server tools.
 
I reckon you have a secuirty issue on the IIS virtual directory. My
guess is that you have integrated security switched on, on the virtual
directory. So your AD credentials are being passed invisibly to you,
when you use the desktop browser and it appears to work.

Try changing to anonymous (security caveats of course apply), our use
basic authentication. You can do this by running the wizzard that
comes with the SQL mobile server tools.







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Hi,

firstly thanks for your reply.

i checked the security and it allows anonymous users.

let me correct something. I dont use desktop browser to connect the
computer via internet explorer. i use the explorer of the pda and it
connects me. bytheway my application runs with the emulator but it
doesnt run on my pda.

any help will be appreciated.
 
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