RE: error deploying web service

From: Dan Rogers (danro_at_microsoft.com)
Date: 12/03/04 

Date: Fri, 03 Dec 2004 22:03:59 GMT

Hi Mark,

Glad to help. I do expect you have run into a not-uncommon phenomena -
ISP's that will host an ASP based application but who just aren't prepared
to host ASP.NET applications.

Good luck

Dan

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>Dan,
>
>Thanks for your continued assistance.
>
>Which files to copy is no longer an issue. I managed to copy the
application
>from Visual Studio using Project...Copy Project. Sadly, it made no
difference.
>
>I also passed on your previous suggestions to the NT admins in the hosting
>company. I will keep you posted as to their reply. It looks like I may be
>playing middleman for a bit, a role I am happy to fill if it leads to a
>resolution.
>
>Thanks again,
>Mark
>
>"Dan Rogers" wrote:
>
>> Hi John,
>>
>> In my last post I suggested an effective way to discover the exact files
>> you need. Since there can be any number of files in any given
>> applications, I don't think I can effectively guess at all of the file
>> names. The easiest way is to publish your project to a server that you
can
>> publish to - even if it is just another vroot on your development box.
If
>> you start out with an empty vroot, and then publish to it, any files
that
>> then appear under that directory are the ones you need to copy.
>>
>> This will cover the isolated files. But it won't cover any machine
>> specific files.
>>
>> Have you tried copying a minimal hello world web service to your hosting
>> company? If you just create a new web service project, accept all of
the
>> defaults, and uncomment out the hello world, you only need to copy the
>> web.config, the service1.aspx, and all of the files in the debug/bin
>> directory (oh... forgot to ask if you are deploying the debug build or
the
>> optimized build - this makes a difference).
>>
>> If after doing that minimum project you can call the hello world service
>> from the host from a client that can call it from your dev machine (but
you
>> just change the URL programatically) then you know the hoster is able to
>> serve up web services. If this fails, then you have discovered that the
>> hoster doesn't support web services.
>>
>> Please try these steps, as I suspect this is a deeper issue than knowing
>> which files are involved.
>>
>> I hope this helps
>>
>> Dan Rogers
>> Microsoft Corporation
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