Web forms in vb.net

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Guest

I created a web application in VB.net 2003 pro. The program works fine on my
machine, but when I try to put it on the server, i have to take out the
handles clause and I can't get half of the code to work. The server has ASP
server extentions and the aspnet_regiis -c is regestered. What am I doing
wrong?
 
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Kevin Spencer

Well, let's see what information you've provided to help with our diagnosis.
The server has ASP server extensions. Interesting. I wasn't aware of ASP
server extensions. I have heard of FrontPage server extensions and an ASP
ISAPI. I'm also trying to figure out what anything to do with ASP has
anything to do with ASP.Net, other than from a historical perspective. Okay,
let's move on. You also metnion that you have run the aspnet_regiis.exe with
the -c parameter. The -c parameter indicates that the utility should
"install the client side scripts for this version the the aspnet_client
subdirectory of each IIS site directory." I'm kind of wondering why you did
that. But let's move on. What other diagnostic information have you
provided? The program works fine on your (development) machine, but when you
try to put it on the server you "have to take out the handles clause" (THE
handles clause? Of what? What do you mean by "clause"?). And you can't get
"Half the code" to work.

Based on the information you provided, I can tell you that (1) You need to
understand the technology a bit more before you will be able to work with it
effectively, and you did something wrong, besides running
aspnet_regiis.exe -c, which had I'm not sure what effect on the situation.

Perhaps a bit more information about what exactly "doesn't work" and what
"doesn't work" means in this context would be in order.

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HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
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