Re: ASP.Net horrow story and questions...
From: Steve Wagner (punis_at_ciroque.com)
Date: 10/18/04
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Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2004 23:24:42 -0400
Follow up:
I turned on auditing for the relevant folders on the web server and
the VS.Net workstation and found no failures for object access.
I did, however, notice that the files on the workstation are not being
created. More specifically, the two *problem* files, global.asax and
WebForm1.aspx are not being created.
The *.csproj.user file, along with the aspnet_client, bin and obj
folders (along with the pertinent sub-folders) are being created.
Also, there are _vti_cnf and _vti_pvt folders being created on the
workstation even though FPSE are not being used. I have always
believed those folders are specific to FPSE, am I mistaken?
Anyway, I am going to keep at this (I have no choice), if anyone cares
to dig in and offer sme suggestions I am more than willing to try most
anything!
Thanks,
Steve Wagner
Ciroque Enterprises, Inc
On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 17:08:09 -0400, Steve Wagner <punis@ciroque.com>
wrote:
>This is kind of lengthy as I wanted to include as much relevant
>information as possible. This problem has me dead in the water and
>clients waiting, any help is extremely appreciated!
>
>Configuration Details
>
>Web Server:
>
>* Window 2000 Server, SP4
>
>* Multiple IP addresses assigned to primary NIC
>
>* IIS 5
> - IIS Admin: LocalSystem account (no interaction with desktop)
>
> - W3SVC: LocalSystem account (no interaction with desktop)
> - Anonymous access enabled using a global ADS account
> - FPSE not installed
> - Home Directories have a Application defined
> - Multiple Web Sites each assigned an IP Address
> - wwwroot moved from C:\ to RAID5 array
> - each web site has a folder at the same level as wwwroot
>
>* ASP.Net
> - Version: v1.1.4322
> - processModel:
> - userName: "machine"
> - password: "AutoGenerate"
>
>
>Problem
>
>1. In IIS Manager on Web Server create a new Web Site
> A. Uses a distinct IP address on the primary NIC, Port 80, no host
>header.
>
> B. Path given to a new folder on the RAID5 drive. Anonymous access
>allowed.
>
> C. Read, Run scripts (such as ASP) permissions granted.
>
>2. Add DNS record for new site
>
>3. VS.Net 2003
> A. Open blank solution
>
> B. Add --> New Project --> C# ASP.NET Web Application,
> Location is set to the DNS entry (i.e. -
>http://dummy.ciroque-tech.net)
>
> C. Web Access Failed dialog appears, change location
> to UNC path of new application folder
>(\\web_server\WebSites\Dummy)
>
>- At this point the .csproj and .csproj.webinfo files are created.
>
>- The Global.asax file is created followed immediately by an "Access
>is Denied" message box.
>
>- ** Click ok brings up "Save File As" with Global.xml displayed in
>the File name combobox.
>
>- Click Save, Global.asax.cs, Global.asax.resx and Global.xml files
>are created.
>
>- AssemblyInfo.cs is created.
>
>- Web.config is created.
>
>- WebForm1.aspx is created immediately following by another "Access is
>Denied" message box.
>
>- Click OK on the Access is Denied message box beings up a "Save File
>As" dialog with WebForm1.aspx in the File name combobox.
>
>- Clicking Save causes another "Access is Denied" message box, I can
>either right-click the existing WebForm1.aspx and delete it then Save,
> or click Cancel.
>
>- WebForm1.aspx.cs and WebForm1.aspx.resx are created
>
>- ** A message box appears stating:
> The class file '$FILENAME $.cs'specified as the codebehind
>for 'WebForm1.aspx' could not be loaded.
> Make sure that the codebehind attribute in the page or control
>directive properly references an existing code behind file.
>
>- Wizard ends and I am left with an open WebForm1.aspx file with
>corrupted Codebehind and Inherits attributes on the Page directive
>element:
> Codebehind="$FILENAME$.cs"
> Inherits="$INHERITS$"
>
>-- If I open what is listed in Solution Explorer as "Global.asax" I
>get an open document named $FILENAME$.cs as a designer window. Also,
>those files are actually created in the web site!
>
>-- If I open the Global.xml that was created I get the correct
>Codebehind and Inherits attributes of the Global.asax file!
>
>-- If I modify the WebForm1.aspx file and save it I get an "Access is
>Denied" message box, I have to delete the WebForm1.aspx shown in the
>listview to actually save the changes!
>
>Do I have the permissions set incorrectly?
>Is there something wrong with my Wizard files?
>
>I have uninstalled and reinstalled IIS on the web server.
>I have uninstalled and reinstalled VS.Net 2003 on the workstation.
>I have added wizard.ReportError call throughout the default.js and
>common.js files but not changed any logic otherwise.
>I can see where the Global.asax is being generated and it's properties
>set, but lose track before the initial "Access is Denied" message box.
>If I try to add more Web Forms to the site I get the same sequence of
>events as when the initial Web Form is added during the web
>application createion wizard.
>
>What in the world is going on???
>
>Thanks for any help that can be offered!
>
>Steve Wagner
>Ciroque Enterprises, Inc
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