#Software: Microsoft Internet Information Services 5.1
#Version: 1.0
#Date: 2006-05-09 08:58:55
#Fields: time c-ip cs-method cs-uri-stem sc-status
08:58:55 129.84.110.146 GET /DTSRun/AtlasScript.aspx 200
08:58:55 129.84.110.146 GET /DTSRun/WebResource.axd 404
08:58:55 129.84.110.146 GET /DTSRun/atlasglob.axd 404
Maybe IIS is not configured properly? I have reinstalled IIS with
aspnet_regiis.exe -iru
I have registered the .adx extension with IIS and associated it with
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\aspnet_isapi.dll
and unticked the check file exists option... Still not working.
Any more suggestions please??
Well silly me! It's .axd, not .adx..... Now that little detail is sorted I am one step closer to my goal!
Logs now show:
09:38:57 129.84.110.146 GET /DTSRun/AtlasScript.aspx 200
09:38:57 129.84.110.146 GET /DTSRun/WebResource.axd 200
09:38:57 129.84.110.146 GET /DTSRun/atlasglob.axd 200
09:38:57 129.84.110.146 GET /DTSRun/HelloWorldService.asmx 404
So the last hurdle seems to be the following lines in the page source code (AtlasScript.aspx):
<references>
<add src="http://pics.10026.com/?src=HelloWorldService.asmx/js" />
</references
I have verified that the service exists, but with the /js after .asmx, I get a 404 page not found.
Solved!! Thank god for that.... it was driving me a little insane!
As it turns out the solution was very simple:
1. Register the.axd extension in IIS to use the DLLaspnet_isapi.dll. Ensure that'check that file exists'isunchecked.
2. Alter the extension.asmx, again ensure that'check that file exists' isunchecked.
Now for the business of learning Atlas!
hello.
you'll only have to do this if your asp.net 2.0 installation wasn't done properly on the server...
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