My win 2000 server is connected with MS SQL server 2000
There are around 10 applications on this server. Some webpage will be
refereshed itself within 20 seconds to retrieve update data in sql server
This server run 2 years till now.
Recently we face the problems. When refershing the page, it show 503 and 504
error sometimes
I have the following codes working fine on one PC running Win2000 Server, but fails on another PC running WinXP. When I check the system log, it tells me the problem is on line 8, that is :-
cnn.Open "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=D:DevelopmentFamilyTestingElouiseAccess oryProductList.mdb;"
Is there any difference between Win2000 Server and WinXP? Code:
I am writing a web application to get System user name. By reading the previous post, it seems that this method works
<%@ Language=VBScript %>
<%
Dim user, pword
user = Request.ServerVariables("AUTH_USER")
Response.Write user
%>
but I want to ask is it only work at WINNT? How about WIN2000 Server, I can get nothing when use this statement on WIN2000 Server.
Besides, If I want to use Jsp, is there any methods to achieve the same thing?
I got a new server with Windows 2003 on. I moved a site that works fine from a Windows 2000 server. On many pages i get a convertion like this:
|Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000d'
|Type mismatch
|
|/test/test.asp, line 3
|
This is the code that i run to get the error:
|<%
| a = 1
| if a = 1 then response.write("a = 1")
|%>
|
It does work if i add "if cint(a) = 1 then...." but is it a way to make IIS6/ASP don't check the code so critical?
I am working on a document management system for a client. I am planning to
set up the system so that documents are protected, sort of.. A user has an
access level and based on that access level, a list of available documents
will display as an HTML page and the user can click a hyperlink to download
or view the selected document.
I am planning to handle this all through a SQL database and ASP..
What I would REALLY like to do, though, is protect a set of directories so
that a user could not just enter a URL and download a document without being
prompted for a username and password if he/she hasn't already logged in.
I have done something like this using AuthnetiX from Flicks Software, but
this current client is trying to create a solution "on the cheap", and so
I'd like to see if I can build the solution using the secuirty mechanisms
built into the O/S.
What I'm thinking is that I'll set up the directories and assign a group
access to each directory.. My question then is, can I add users to the
"Local Users and Groups" for Windows 2000 via ASP?