Re: Error when creating a new Web Service

can you web service write a simple file and read that simple file from the
folder where the error is occuring? that is your next step. Alternatively,
you may want to output the WHOAMI text into the file. This piece of text
simply writes out the process that the account is running under. You can get
it from windows principle user (i think)

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"SBlain" <SBlain@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have an application which runs in our development enviroment which is
Windows Server 2003 with the DOT.NET 1.1 framework. OUr production
eviroment
is W2K Server with SP4. We have other ASP.NET applications and web
services
running on the same server wich are running perfectly fine, it is only
this
new one I am trying to place into production. When attempting to bring up
a
page on the application in production I get he following error:

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An error occurred while try to load the string resources (GetModuleHandle
failed with error -2147023888).
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the
current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information
about
the error and where it originated in the code.

Exception Details: System.Web.HttpException: An error occurred while try
to
load the string resources (GetModuleHandle failed with error -2147023888).

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I have checked the permissions of the ASP.NEt account and it has the
impersonate user and create global objects set correctly as outlined in
Service Bulletin 821546.

It has Read/Write/Dir rights set the same as all the other applications on
the server.

Does anyone have any ideas on how best to resolve this?


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