anyways, after i installed IIS (i'm running XP SP2) everything seemed to go good, until i tested ASP, i get a 500 error / page cannot be displayed.
but this is the real error
-2147467259 (0x80004005)
i have no idea what this means, and i did a bit of a search on google on this, but i didn't find anything helpful - so i ran a search for asp forums and this came up - so here i am.
in case you want to know, my web server is running (i CAN see html files via the localhost url) but asp just won't go (i'm trying to view the default asp file) and i have no idea what's wrong (i DID restart my PC, and all services that might be related to anything internet are turned ON)
How do test my web application for concurrent users (how much concurent user connect at a time and how traffice will be affected and what will the response time?) and how it is done, how long it will takes, does it interfere with current site, etc.?
Reagarding the number of users the site will accomodate is it based on where it's hosted
I've recently developed a niche price comparison site and one of the merchants that I spider wants me to write a script that runs on their server and connects to their database to dump out all active products.
This has the advantage of saving their bandwidth and allowing me to update my site daily instead of every few days.
Trouble is that they use ASP and I use PHP/MySQL. I've done a bit of digging around it looks like XP Pro will allow me to install ASP but I'm not sure about my database options.
If I use Access as my backend here, will the settings be easy to transfer across to SQL server ?
Anyone know of any simple tutorials to install and configure ASP and a suitable database backend ?
I'm having a issue with one box where it will not serve any ASP pages,even when i browse them from the IIS manager directly.Is there something I should look at to 'enable' serving asp pages?
For some reason I can't make asp scripts work in IIS 6.0. No error returns, scripts are just not being processed. That is, when I create test.htm with the following code: Code:
I see an empty page in internet explorer and the complete code in the source of the page. I allowed active server pages in the Web Service Extensions and restarted IIS, but still asp won't work.
I am confusing to use IIS and Win OS. I learn that Win 2000 goes with IIS 5, how about Win XP? Also, the ways to configure (i.e., installing IIS, virtual directory, ODBC...) are changed from the previous version to the newer version. Can you please show me how to configure these stuff on Win XP. I have tried those books that are old now and still not able to get it through.
I want to install IIS 5.1 on my WindowsXP machine. I do not have my WinXP CD. Does anyone know where I can download the necessary software to complete this installation? Also, I would like to update a webpage that is built with either asp or asp.net. (I did not make this webpage, and am new to both asp and .net) Is there a simple way to find out which was used to create this website?
Error while instantiating this component in ASP page.
<% Dim oDms oDms = Server.CreateObject("DmsMod.Document3") Set oDms = Nothing %>
The dll is registered using regsvr32. I think it is registered correctly because, I can use this dll perfectly in a VB6 application by adding to the references. IUSR_MyMachineName and IWAM_MyMachineName also have Read & Execute permission on the System32 folder (System32 folder is housing the dll).
I have installed apache on my computer to test php scripts. What do I now need to do to also run asp scripts? Do I have to install apache::asp or can I load a module that runs with my current apache?
I have been developing in PHP for some time now on Win XP Pro but wish to get into ASP and then onto ASP.NET. Couple of quick questions to ask if thats ok.
1) Should I jump over ASP and straight into ASP.NET or should I learn the middle ground as well for compatibility with scripts out there?
2) How do I installed IIS/ASP on Win XP Pro without it clashing with Apache/PHP/MySQL. I know you use the XP CD and install IIS but I thought that would take control of localhost and block access to apache. Can you disable IIS when your not using it ?
I'm trying to install code written by Lewis Morton to upload files (in particular jpgs) on my web hosting account. Has anyone attempted to do this with Morton's code? What I have now, I can do an upload, with no error messages, but no file is stored. I'm getting the file name, and Server.Mappath is creating the path, but nothing is being stored.
I am interested in installing Visual Studio .Net in my XP-Pro OS. I tried once before and it hosed my IIS installation and could not even run it until I removed VS.NET and re-installing IIS.
Is there anything I need to install in my OS before trying again. I am pretty sure that it has all the OS updates.
I have used this type of VBSCRIPT code on an ASP page for several years to launch a program on a server from an ASP page:
Dim sh set sh = Server.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") sh.Run("any-program.exe", 0 , TRUE)
The code breaks when I installed Internet Explorer 7 (IE7) on a Windows 2003 Server. The error is "permission denied". The error goes away when I uninstall IE7. Have you run into this problem? Do you have a solution that is better than uninstalling IE7?
I've just installed web data Administrator and did everything instructed from the book, but when I opened the browser and typed http://localhost/SqlWebAdmin I get a web page but no input fields or place to type in the password. I'm running xp pro, IIS is running, MSDE is also running and I have SqlWebAdmin folder in the C:Inetpubwwwroot folder.
I'm trying to install the Devices Update 4.0 but it failes every time with the error "Application has generated an exception that could not be handled." Does anybody has any idea where I could find what's going wrong, or who I have to contact for support on Devices Update at Microsoft? As Devices Update is a free download.
I have a computer where I installed windows xp professional. However, during installation, I did not choose the IIS server component. Now, I need to install the IIS Server.
At the moment, I am not carrying the windows xp CD. Is there any IIS server download for xp available in the web so that I can get a local web server up and running real quick?
I plan to allow users to upload jpegs using the <input type="file"> I understand one needs to install an ASP componenet on the server to handle the upload.
I have an installation executable from CBUupload that is freeware, which apparently can do the job. Also there are a number of options I can purchase. Has anyone any experience with installing these components on a host site?
I've got a Windows 2000 server SP4 running IIS 5.0 I've just installed Microsoft Terminal Services v5.0 in administrator mode and now IIS won't process ASP pages (terminal services works OK).
When Terminal Servcies are uninstalled ASP pages work fine again. The following are the errors that are occuring when Terminal Servceis is installed. Code:
Microsoft has a service called SUS that allows operating system files to be updated from a dedicated server instead of from Windows Update(Microsoft). SUS is a web app based on .asp. I went ahead and installed SUS on a Windows 2000 server that already had IIS 5.0 on it.
After the installation of SUS I tried to browse to the home page,ie: http://localhost/SusAdmin, and got the error "page not found".
I was able to browse normal html files in the same SUS virtual directory in IIS and see them with no problem. Something is wrong with .asp on IIS or with the setup of SUS.
test my app? it's still in development but it's very much usable. i'm looking for few good object oriented souls that can look at this. i'm still adding few functions so don't be surprised if it goes down for a VERY short time (minutes really).
I am having trouble with installing IIS, I tried to do it in my control panel, but it wants the disk, I don't have the disk because my computer came with Windows XP Pro 2002 Service pack 2.
so I went to the microsoft website and downloaded the free download of IIS6. Then when I go to my control panel and Administrative tools it is in there and when I click on it, there is no computer name available.
I need to revisit cookie testing. On the home page and every product page I write a cookie. I do this because some users enter by direct links to product pages.
<% Response.Cookies("cookietest") = ("49") Response.Cookies("cookietest").Expires = Date + 2 %>
On the cart page I test for the cookie...
<% If Request.Cookies("cookietest") <"49" Then Response.Redirect("err.asp?e=1") End If %>
I have a user that insists he has cookies enabled, yet he keeps getting redirected to my error page which suggests he does not have cookies enabled. What could cause this? Is the above too simple for all circumstances?
Is there more extensive code that I could setup on a hidden page where I can send users to get read out on how they actually have their browsers setup? i.e. Run a test on their browser and the results are emailed to me.
I know very little about ASP and ASPX pagfes but i inherited a web site done by a guy who knew just a little more than me and I've worked around things with my knowledge of HTML and Javascript, as well as added on to the web site using Cold Fusion. But I am at a point that I need to be able to do more.
I have a ASPX page with a Log In button that I don't want see if a certain cookie exists. Is there a way to test for that cookie on the page and display or not display something based on that test?
my system is at testing phase. how do i test my system to check its security especially at the login page? i am running it at localhost. i have tried sql injection but nothing happened. i just saw the invalid login username or password error only.
I have created a page that will allow all web based errors generated to be logged, like IIS errors 404, 403,401, 400.
I am now testing to see if the correct files are being displayed when the errors occur. I am able to replicate the 404 err as well as the 403 error, bu I cannot test the 401 or 400 errors. Does anyone know how to do this?
I tried using err.raise, but it doesnt seem to work, unless i m doing something wrong.
I need to test ASP pages at home before uploading them (no net connectiona t home, only here at uni and I need the site owrking before I transfer it). The ASP pages are written, PWS is installed (except for some file that had an error - but that didn't install last time and everything worked fine then). Where do I put the ASP pages and DB and how do I set up a connection between them? The pages run in IE at the moment but no data is pulled onto them from the DB.
