Re: Internal Server Error 500

Hey Nick,

I understand it now.

I would have thought to get a grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr from a Londoner about Manchester.

There were some guys active here trolling who thought they had to tell that VB6 was only the true VB, when I see that I always miss you.
But you are not wild enough anymore for that.

I think even Armin and Herfried would have been glad if there was somebody like you in the old days, who would have given those comments like you did.

At the moment I am trying some binded database things with Silverlight, for that I have to use WCF, did you tried that already?
(Or maybe you are already using that in this, I was still using the classic webserver solutions)

Cor

"nak" <a@xxxxx> wrote in message news:26EFB4FA-1F27-44D9-83E0-E7B911DB1943@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hey Cor!

I'm using 2 mainly for maintainability and portability. Both web services operate under completely different circumstances, it's more of a logical collection of related functionality. Also one of them is protected from access slightly differently from the other.

All is working great now though, I've got my response being returned just that way I need it, with a digital signature, so all is good.

How are you doing these days?

Nick.

"Cor Ligthert[MVP]" <Notmyfirstname@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:eSHhMZ40JHA.4880@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi Nick,

I see you are from England, probably quiet happy now Manchester is playing the cup.

However, I am curious why are you using two web services instead of one.

Cor


"nak" <a@xxxxx> wrote in message news:A651BDB1-9348-4C6E-B2ED-E01D2B64AC2F@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi there,

I know this is an extremely generic error to be asking about but my web service is throwing it at me left right and center at the moment and I still don't seem to be able to narrow it down.

Basically I have a main website and 2 services setup as follows,

Site Root\
WebService1\
WebService2\

Now I'm presuming this is something to do with the damn nasty web config files, but I can't see how. According to IIS, both Web Services are inheriting the same providers, setttings, connection strings etc. Everything looks fine there, but the problem is coming when WebService2 attempts to get a user via Membership.GetUser

It seems to just die there with an internal server error, *even though* the entire call is in a try catch block, what it should actually do is return the actual error, that's how it normally works, but for some reason at current it's not wanting to do that.

Any idea how I can narrow this down a little further? BTW, I have even tried using the same Web.Config file as WebService1 and just adding the extra app setting required by the service but I get the same problems.

WebService1 doesn't seem to want to work on inherited settings, which is quite odd. I've actually got duplicate settings in there. Web.config files are so damn nasty when they have a bit of information in.

Any help would be fantastic.

Nick.



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