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I am running a web server (IIS) on Windows 2003 SP 1. My ASP.NET C#
applications run fine. However, my application is a combination of Classic
ASP and C#. For some reason when you attempt to access the Classic ASP
components of the application you are presented with this useless error
message: "The system cannot find the file specified"
The ASP.NET applications are contained within one directory, for instance
e:\dasinstall\myapplication. The classic asp apps are in their own
individual directories: e:\dasinstall\myclassicaspapplication
Doing some research on my own, this error message typically has something to
do with permissions. So to eliminate that (at least on the OS/NTFS side) I
gave everyone full control of the entire drive (the e drive following the
example above, and this is something that of course I would not do in a
production environment). This obviously did not help.
Other Items to know:
1. I am not running FrontPage Server Extensions.
2. There is only one IP address assigned to the server.
3. The server can be accessed over the network via IP and Server Name. A
tracert produces the correct results when ran from the server or my laptop
which is on the same network. I connect to the network the same way the
server does: through a traditional lan connection (no wireless or dial up).
I am an Enterprise MSDN subscriber and look forward to some HELP!
Thanks again!
applications run fine. However, my application is a combination of Classic
ASP and C#. For some reason when you attempt to access the Classic ASP
components of the application you are presented with this useless error
message: "The system cannot find the file specified"
The ASP.NET applications are contained within one directory, for instance
e:\dasinstall\myapplication. The classic asp apps are in their own
individual directories: e:\dasinstall\myclassicaspapplication
Doing some research on my own, this error message typically has something to
do with permissions. So to eliminate that (at least on the OS/NTFS side) I
gave everyone full control of the entire drive (the e drive following the
example above, and this is something that of course I would not do in a
production environment). This obviously did not help.
Other Items to know:
1. I am not running FrontPage Server Extensions.
2. There is only one IP address assigned to the server.
3. The server can be accessed over the network via IP and Server Name. A
tracert produces the correct results when ran from the server or my laptop
which is on the same network. I connect to the network the same way the
server does: through a traditional lan connection (no wireless or dial up).
I am an Enterprise MSDN subscriber and look forward to some HELP!
Thanks again!