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I have a working ASP.NET 1.1 web service, which I had no problems with
on Windows 2003 server.
Recently, I moved the web service to a Windows 2008 Server box (IIS
7.0), configured it to run in a NET 1.1 classic application pool. The
web service runs fine, however there is one major difference: any
exception raised by the web service causes the IIS to return a HTTP
500 Internal Server error page, instead of a SOAP fault. As the
result, the clients cannot handle exceptions anymore.
I suspect this behavior is controlled via configuration somehow, but I
am not sure where to look. Any ideas?
Thank you!
on Windows 2003 server.
Recently, I moved the web service to a Windows 2008 Server box (IIS
7.0), configured it to run in a NET 1.1 classic application pool. The
web service runs fine, however there is one major difference: any
exception raised by the web service causes the IIS to return a HTTP
500 Internal Server error page, instead of a SOAP fault. As the
result, the clients cannot handle exceptions anymore.
I suspect this behavior is controlled via configuration somehow, but I
am not sure where to look. Any ideas?
Thank you!