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Bari
2/25/2004 11:34:02 AM
I have been going through Visual Basic.NET step by step, and am finally to
the last chapter, on ASP. However, when I do the small web application, and
hit the start button, as required, the following error comes up:

Error while trying to run project: Unable to start debugging
on the web server. Catastrophic failure. Would you like to
disable future attempts to debug ASP.NET pages for this project?

The book said if that error came up to make sure IIS & FrontPage 2000
Extensions were properly configured before installing the Studio software,
otherwise to configure that & then repair the framework w/the following
command:

<CDdrive>:\dotNetFramework\dotnetfx.exe /t:c:\temp /c:"msiexec.exe
/fvecms c:\temp\netfx.msi"

I did that, to no avail. I then wiped out everything on the laptop, and
reinstalled, from scratch. I loaded Windows 2000 Advanced Server and ran
Windows Update, first, then installed the Visual Studio, which is the
Development Environment 2002 (Version 7.0.9466) with .NET Framework 1.0
(Version 1.0.3705). Does anyone know what may be causing this error, and
how to fix it?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Bari



Peter van der Goes
2/26/2004 8:41:29 AM

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When you reinstalled everything, did you install IIS *before* you installed
Visual Studio .NET? I'm not familiar with Windows 2000 Advanced Server, but
IIS does not install as a default on W2K Pro.
Also, please tell us which edition of Visual Studio .NET (Academic,
Professional, Enterprise Developer or Enterprise Architect you are using?

--
Peter [MVP Academic]

Itai Raz
2/26/2004 9:15:23 AM
I'll be very careful - as to not sound like this is the answer, but:
Why are you installing W2K advanced server on your laptop? All I can tell
you is that I'm working with W2K professional on a laptop, and it works just
fine. I can't think of any advantages that a server on a laptop would give
you, and I can think of many reasons not to have it there, starting with the
amount of resources it uses for no reason when you're on a laptop. I can't
imagine why you'd want to use advanced server, unless you're running your
laptop in a cluster...

--
--itai
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Bari
2/26/2004 5:47:48 PM
Thanks for the help, I think it's working, now. I'm using VS.NET
Professsional. As for IIS & Frontpage extensions, I don't remember during
the installation of Win2KAS, if I was asked to check that off, but I looked
at the custom setup and saw that it was checked in the list there, so I
installed that way. Then I went into Add/Remove Programs / Add/Remove
Windows Components, and verified that IIS was checked, and looked at the
details & verified that FP2000ext was also checked off, before installing
VS.Net. When I went to install the studio, though it said I needed to
install the components from the CD (disk 5), so I did that, too. And, it
didn't work. Then, I reinstalled the (Adv. Server) Windows Components, to
no avail, then reinstalled the components from .NET CD & rebooted, then it
seemed to work (for now) --go figure :) Thank you.

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Sanjai Thomas
2/27/2004 4:14:41 PM
Hi,=20

Please check the following cases,=20

1) Your IIS application is not configured to use "integrated Windows =
authentication", enable this checkbox, Directory Security -> Anonymus =
access ... Edit button -> Enable integrated Windows authentication.=20


2) Please check whether "HTTP Keep Alives - Enabled " checkbox (Website =
tab in IIS default website) is checked or not. If it is turned off, you =
may need to turn it on and try your debugging again.=20

=20

Regds, Sanjai=20






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