Re: Error: IIS Web Server is not running ASP.NEt version 1.1.

Tech Tip: Click here to run a free scan for Windows Errors and optimize PC performance

From: Surendra (Surendra_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 12/02/04 

Date: Wed, 1 Dec 2004 22:19:03 -0800

hi,
thnkx for reply to both of u.
But i already checked that my IIs is running, & i created virtual dir. also.
but when i want to create any asp.net web application from new project menu.
it is showing msg. that "specified web server not running ASP.NET version
1.1".
& then i couldnt make any as.net application.
plz, help me.
bye

"chanmmn" wrote:

> Creating Applications
> IIS applications are collections of resource files and components that are
> grouped together to take advantage of key IIS features. In IIS 5 isolation
> mode, those features include file buffering, session state tracking, and
> component caching. In IIS 6 mode, those features include worker process
> recycling, health monitoring, and rapid fail protection.
>
> You can create an application by completing the following steps:
>
> 1.. In the IIS snap-in, right-click the site, directory, or virtual
> directory that you want to use as the starting point for the application and
> then select Properties. Select the Home Directory, Directory, or Virtual
> Directory tab as appropriate. This displays the dialog box shown in Figure
> 5-3.
>
>
> Figure 5-3: Use the Properties dialog box to configure custom
> applications.
>
> 2.. You use the fields in the Application Settings frame to configure the
> application. If the Application Name and Application Pool fields appear
> dimmed, it means that the directory is already within the context of another
> application. This is all right; you can still create your application.
> However, keep in mind that by doing so, you remove the directory and all its
> subdirectories from the current application context.
>
> 3.. Click Create to start the application definition process. If an
> application was created by default, you might need to click Remove first.
>
> 4.. The Application Name field sets a descriptive name for the
> application. By default, this field is set to the directory name. You can
> change this value by typing a new name.
>
> 5.. Use the Execute Permissions selection drop-down list to set the level
> of program execution that's allowed for an application. Three execute
> permissions levels are defined:
>
> a.. None Only static files, such as HTML or GIF files, can be accessed.
>
> b.. Scripts Only scripts, such as ASP scripts, can be run.
>
> c.. Scripts And Executables All file types can be accessed and executed.
>
> 6.. If running in IIS 5 isolation mode, use the Application Protection
> selection list to specify the memory area used by the application as one of
> the following:
>
> a.. Low (IIS Process) Low protection allows applications to run in
> process and share resources with IIS. All applications with this priority
> share the IIS process instance.
>
> b.. Medium (Pooled) Medium protection allows applications to run as a
> pooled process. All applications with this priority share the same IIS
> process instance but don't run in process with normal IIS resources.
>
> c.. High (Isolated) High protection allows applications to run
> completely out of process. Isolated applications don't share processes with
> other applications, and the failure of other applications doesn't affect
> this high-priority application.
>
> 7.. If running in IIS 6 worker process mode, select the application pool
> to use. Although you can use the default application pool (DefaultAppPool),
> it's better to create pools for specific types of applications and sites as
> discussed in Chapter 6.
>
> 8.. Create the application by clicking Apply. You then have the option to
> click Configuration to configure advanced settings. Advanced settings are
> discussed in the sections that follow.
>
>
> "Surendra" <Surendra@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:8702A71D-B108-49ED-B60A-48A946D4A7BB@microsoft.com...
> > ASP.NET Hi to all,
> > I want to create web application.
> > So I created one folder on my desktop named app1 , & a vrtual directory
> > name
> > app1.
> >
> > In visual studio .net, When I clicked the Web Application under Visual C#
> > Projects,
> > then its giving one error message box showing "visual Studio.NET detected
> > that the specified web server is not running version 1.1, You will unable
> > to
> > run ASP.NET web application or service".
> >
> > Plz, anybody can tell me , whats the problem is.
> > My IIS server is also running.
> >
> > Thanking you.
> > Reply soon
> >
>
>
>

Relevant Pages

  • Re: IIS 6 and executables
    ... other people want to execute myprogram.exe on the server. ... IIS will treat such URL requests. ... "Scripts and Executables", then both scripts and executables are allowed to ...
    (microsoft.public.inetserver.iis)
  • Re: HTTP 403.1 Forbidden: Execute Access Forbidden
    ... This sounds like an Visual InterDev behavior/requirement -- I really have no ... execute ASP script, you MUST have the "Scripts" execute permission [so ... scripts and executables is not necessary to run the default.asp page]). ... IIS is merely doing what you configured. ...
    (microsoft.public.inetserver.iis)
  • Re: That stupid cant execute error is driving me insane
    ... This error comes up when the vdir does not have "Scripts" or "Scripts and ... Executables" Execute Permission and you try to access a URL that is either ... Here is a simplistic view of how IIS does request processing: ... If the mapping is dynamic, then IIS decide whether the URL should be ...
    (microsoft.public.inetserver.iis)
  • RE: More than One
    ... As for ASP.NET 2.0 web application hosting in IIS website, ... single virtual directory which is configured as "Application"(have ... each application's runtime configuration collection are ... we suggest deploy separate applications (haven't particular ...
    (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet)
  • Re: OWA with forms authentication problem
    ... IIS Applications Defined: ... Name: IIS Out-Of-Process Pooled Applications Key: ... > not necessarily Exchange 2003 related. ... >> Error and these entries within the System Log ...
    (microsoft.public.exchange.admin)