Framework issue ?

[Gary]

Hi,

I am trying to test my application on Windows 2003 Server (Standard
Edition), which comes along with .NET Framework 1.1.

The application has been developed and already tested thoroughly with .NET
Framework 1.0.

The installation goes through fine, but when I bring up the service and the
login through the UI, I keep getting "Bad CRC Checksum" errors:

67557 [ERROR] SOAPFaultEncountered: [#text: Bad CRC checksum] at
com.jci.framework.command.remote.SOAPFaultException.<init>(?:?)

Assuming that this is caused because of the difference in the XML Parser
that comes with 1.0 and 1.1 framework, I installed .NET Framework 1.0 and
tried to point our application to it (using
aspnet_regiis -sw3svc/1/root/<ApplicationName>)

But after this change, I couldn't even bring our service up. Pointing the
application back to 1.0 did not help. I had to re-install IIS and get back
to the previous configuration to get the service up again

I need to run our service in IIS 5.0 isolation mode as it runs within
inetinfo.

Can somene help me figure out what the problem could be and what the
simplest/easiest solution is?

TIA,

Gary

 

[Richard Marr]

Hi Gary,

I searched on the errors but did not find anything.
Rather than setting the 1.0 framework on the Site level did you try setting
1.0 for the whole server by running the following.

v1.1.4322 Aspnet_regiis -u
then

v1.0.3705 Aspnet_regiis -i


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[Richard Marr]

Hi Gary,

Sorry for taking so long to reply , I was out of the office.
Are you able to get any ASPX 's running when you installed version 1.0 of
the framework?
After you install it make sure you add a mapping in the Web services
extensions to the aspnet_isapi.dll.
You may also test by allowing ALL Unknown Isapi extensions and see if we
can browse and ASPX page.

PS: I have searched on your error message and not receiving any hits as to
what the problem might be.


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