J
John Connic
Hi All:
I just setup a new machine with Vista Business Edition and IIS 7.
I had to turn on IIS 7 attributes including the IIS Manager. Not sure what
options I needed I turn them all on that even remotely look like I might
need them.
The IIS Manager looks total foreign to me but eventually I figure how to add
a virtual folder. I then started making script files in html, javascript and
vbscript. I would run them through IIS 7 using the URL:
http://localhost/../filename. This all worked fine and I was able to try
most of the code that I had used on IIS 6 under XP.
I then start adding ASP server-side calls to the script. I tried several
objects: Request, Response..etc. and they worked fine. The problem started
when I started using the Server object.
In particular when I added the line:
objCLC = Server.CreateObject("MSWC.NextLink")
When I add this line the Web Browser indicates that there is server problem.
I believe that these calls are from an activex object so is it possible that
somewhere in the IIS 7 configuration I haven't allow permission for activex
objects?
Any help will be greatly appreciated
I just setup a new machine with Vista Business Edition and IIS 7.
I had to turn on IIS 7 attributes including the IIS Manager. Not sure what
options I needed I turn them all on that even remotely look like I might
need them.
The IIS Manager looks total foreign to me but eventually I figure how to add
a virtual folder. I then started making script files in html, javascript and
vbscript. I would run them through IIS 7 using the URL:
http://localhost/../filename. This all worked fine and I was able to try
most of the code that I had used on IIS 6 under XP.
I then start adding ASP server-side calls to the script. I tried several
objects: Request, Response..etc. and they worked fine. The problem started
when I started using the Server object.
In particular when I added the line:
objCLC = Server.CreateObject("MSWC.NextLink")
When I add this line the Web Browser indicates that there is server problem.
I believe that these calls are from an activex object so is it possible that
somewhere in the IIS 7 configuration I haven't allow permission for activex
objects?
Any help will be greatly appreciated