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Dave Brown
2/10/2004 11:58:13 PM
Hi all,
Does anybody have any experience of running .Net windows forms controls from
a html page on any other IIS port than 80 ?
If so can anyone tell me why i cant get even the simplest control to display
correctly.
When IIS is on port 80 then everything is fine.

rgds

Dave.

Chad Z. Hower aka Kudzu
2/11/2004 9:40:54 PM
"Dave Brown" <dave.AT.dbws.net> wrote in
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IIS doesnt care what port its using. Have you adjusted your URLs? What kinds
of errors are you having?


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Bernard
2/12/2004 12:05:07 AM
what's the error msgs ? when you change to different port, do you actually
post it to that port ?

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Dave Brown
2/12/2004 10:04:41 AM
Hi Guys,

Yeah i'm specifiying the ports and everything I believe is as it should be,
but their appears to be a security issue with .NET assemblies being
executed/called when the webserver port isnt 80.
There is another thread I started a bit further up called Dot Net
Limitations there are a few replies to that one, others seem to think it
also security as when I call the page hosting the control a Fusion error log
is written and the error is a security exception.

Rgds

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2/12/2004 3:32:24 PM
Your description is very vague but when you call up the site using the new
port do you specifically request that port...

ie: http://www.microsoft.com:<port_number>

Port number should be after the colon : following the url....

As far as configuring IIS is concerned you just change port and that's it.

Cheers



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