How do i install IIS and run ASP on Windows XP Professional?
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Insert the Windows XP Professional CD-Rom into your CD-Rom Drive \nFrom your Start Button, go to Settings, and Control Panel \nIn the Control Panel window select Add/Remove Programs \nIn the Add/Remove window select Add/Remove Windows Components \nIn the Wizard window check Internet Information Services, click OK \nAn Inetpub folder will be created on your harddrive \nOpen the Inetpub folder, and find a folder named wwwroot \nCreate a new folder, like "MyWeb", under wwwroot. \nUse a text editor to write some ASP code, save the file as "test1.asp" in the "MyWeb" folder \nMake sure your Web server is running - its status can be checked by going into the Control Panel, then Administrative Tools, and double-click the "IIS Manager" icon \nOpen your browser and type in "http://localhost/MyWeb/test1.asp", to view your first ASP page
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The Remote Desktop Web Connection ActiveX control allows you to access your computer, via the Internet, from another computer using Internet Explorer. You must be running Windows XP Professional and using its Internet Information Services (IIS) to host a Web site on the Internet to use this feature.\n\nRemote Desktop Web Connection provides most of the same functionality as the Remote Desktop Connection software; but it does not require a private network, or virtual private network connection.\n\nYou can download the software on this page and run setup to install the ActiveX control and sample Web page on your Windows XP Professional computer running IIS.\n\nWindows XP Professional users must specify an installation directory.\n\n1.When setup asks Where would you like to place the sample web pages directory? enter C:&#92;Windows&#92;Web&#92;TSWeb. Click OK. \n \n2.If the TsWeb folder does not exist, setup will ask if you want to create it. Click Yes.\n \n\nTo download and install the Remote Desktop Web Connection on Windows XP Professional:\n\n1.Select your language from the drop-down list on this page, and then click Go. \n \n2.Read the License Agreement. If you agree to the terms, click I agree. \n \n3.When the File Download dialog box appears, select Save this program to disk. \n \n4.Choose a location on your computer to save the file, and then click Save. \n \n5.Go to the location where you saved the file and double-click the file to launch the Setup program. \n \n6.When setup asks Where would you like to place the sample web pages directory? enter C:&#92;Windows&#92;Web&#92;TSWeb. Click OK. \n \n7.If the TsWeb folder does not exist, setup will ask if you want to create it. Click Yes. \n \n\n\nRemote Desktop Web Connection for Earlier Versions \nThe Remote Desktop Web Connection software update on this page may be installed on Windows 2000 systems, and Windows NT Server 4.0 systems that are running IIS version 4.0 or later.\n\nTo download and install the Remote Desktop Web Connection on earlier versions:\n\n1.Select your language from the drop-down list on this page, and then click Go. \n \n2.Read the License Agreement. If you agree to the terms, click I agree. \n \n3.When the File Download dialog box appears, select Save this program to disk. \n \n4.Choose a location on your computer to save the file, and then click Save. \n \n5.Go to the location where you saved the file and double-click the file to launch the Setup program. \n \n6.Setup installs the files in the directory you specify. The default installation directory is C:&#92;Inetpub&#92;Wwwroot&#92;Tsweb. \n \n\n\nHow to uninstall\nTo uninstall the Remote Desktop Web Connection:\n\n1.Click Start, and then click Control Panel. \n \n2.Click Add/Remove Programs. \n \n3.Select Terminal Services Web Client, and then click Change/Remove to uninstall.
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Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2
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Start > Control Panel > Add Remove Programs > Add remove windows components > IIS
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Continued from IIS 5.1 - Installation \nIn order to go configure your website, you need to go:  \n\nStart -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Internet Information Services \n\nIt's a good idea to make a desktop shortcut to Internet Service Manager since we'll be playing with it a lot. \n\nDouble-click on "Internet Service Manager" and let's get started.  \n\nClick on the name of your computer to see the summary of what's going on with your computer.  In my case, my computer is called "DELL-500SC". Double-click on "Web Sites" in the right pane.  You'll see this: \n\nYou can disable a particular service (Web, FTP, or SMTP) by right clicking on the service and choosing "pause" or "stop".  \n\nYou'll notice under "IP Address" it says "All Unassigned"  This means that all requests to your server will be answered by your computer.  If for some reason your server has several IP addresses, you will want to specify the exact IP address that the Internet Services is supposed to respond to.  \n\nIf your computer only has 1 IP address, we can leave the IP address as "All Unassigned".  \n\nLet's take a look at the Web Service.  Right click on "Default Web Site" then select "Properties".  \n\nSince there are so many options I'll just hit the major points. \n\nTab: Web Site  \nDescription - Can be changed to your liking  \nIP Address - Can leave as "All unassigned" or the specific IP address of your computer.  \nTCP Port - 80 is the standard and should remain that way unless you have a good reason to change it.  \nConnections - Although it doesn't say so, we are limited to 10 concurrent web connections.  Each visitor creates 2-3 connections so this means your webserver using this software is limited to 3-4 concurrent visitors which should not be a problem for a small website.  \nTab: ISAPI Filters \nTab: Home Directory  \n\nLocal Path - This is where your files for your website reside.  Please change this to something else.  Many hackers will attack the default directory.  You can change this directory to whatever directory you like, but DO change it.  \nWrite - Unless you want your visitors to actually change your website, you must leave this unchecked.  \nDirectory Browsing - If you check this box, When a visitor comes to a directory that does not have a default document, the visitor will see an error message stating that they are not authorized to view the contents of that directory.  If you uncheck this box, they will get a complete list of what files you have in the directory.  It is best to leave the box unchecked.  \nTab: Home Directory  \n\nLocal Path - This is where your files for your website reside.  Please change this to something else.  Many hackers will attack the default directory.  You can change this directory to whatever directory you like, but DO change it.  \nWrite - Unless you want your visitors to actually change your website, you must leave this unchecked.  \nDirectory Browsing - If you check this box, When a visitor comes to a directory that does not have a default document, the visitor will see an error message stating that they are not authorized to view the contents of that directory.  If you uncheck this box, they will get a complete list of what files you have in the directory.  It is best to leave the box unchecked.  \nTab: Home Directory  \n\nLocal Path - This is where your files for your website reside.  Please change this to something else.  Many hackers will attack the default directory.  You can change this directory to whatever directory you like, but DO change it.  \nWrite - Unless you want your visitors to actually change your website, you must leave this unchecked.  \nDirectory Browsing - If you check this box, When a visitor comes to a directory that does not have a default document, the visitor will see an error message statin
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You can reset IIS using Start -> Run -> cmd -> iisreset\n\nYou can ge to IIS Manager using : Start -> Run -> inetmgr
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this error is most probably because of the project is asp.net application or webservice type project and there is no virtual directory associated in IIS for it. Do this go to ur project directory there will be a file "YOUR_PROJECT_NAME.vbproj.webinfo" open the file you will find below text. "http://localhost/XYZ". create a virtual directory in IIS with XYZ and point it to project folder\n\n<VisualStudioUNCWeb>\n    <Web URLPath = "http://localhost/XYZ/YOUR_PROJECT_NAME.vbproj" />\n</VisualStudioUNCWeb>
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I think you have to look at your target system.  If you writing for IIS, use .Net, but if you are writing for Apache or Sun, use J2EE.\n\nJ2EE and ASP.net in and of themselves are not simpler than one another - it's the IDE that makes them simple.  Microsoft has a great IDE, but there are some good Java IDE's out there too.
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You cannot; it's ASP, and unless you hack into the server, ASP is entirely server-side.
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inetp60.dll is a library needed by Internet Information Server to operate properly.\n\nGo to Start --> Control Panel\n\nChoose Administrative Tools\n\nChoose Internet Information Services\n\nChoose the Default Web site\n\nStop the service\n\nThat should fix your problem.\n\nIf you don't use IIS, you can simply uninstall it from \n\nStart --> Control Panel --> Add or Remove Programs\n\nAdd or remove Windows components\n\nUninstall IIS at the menu\n\nFinally, if you do need IIS, simply reinstall it using your Windows XP disc.
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Ya. i m facing a problem i know that's very common and petty stil is a problem. \nWhile running a ASP file browser displays an error : HTTP 500 Internal server error. How to resolve?\nearlier i have worked with PWS but now I m using Windows XP and IIS. the default test page is displayed from the local host but if i create an ASP file and save it in the same drive i.e. C:/Inetpub/WWWroot/ it is not accessible. there is no errors in the script. also tested by saving the file in other virtual directories
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ASP.NET\nhttp://www.123aspx.com\nhttp://aspalliance.com
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First, make sure that your server is running.\nGo to URL: http://localhost\nThen, make sure you saved your files into c:&#92;inetpub&#92;wwwroot\n\nBTW: Why you use FrontPage? Not all webservers support it. I suggest you to use DreamWeaver, then use PHP or ASP.
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Most applications will not implement anything specific to windows xp, in more cases than not any portability problems are due to out of date or missing COM components.  I would, before attempting to port anything, identify the dependancies of the application and ensure that the latest versions of each are installed on the server.  \n\nHTH
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Hey...\n\nU need to upgrade your operating system to Windows XP SP2 in order to be able to install Internet Explorer 7.0 (BETA) in ur machine. To do that, U can download Windows XP SP2 from the following link:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=049c9dbe-3b8e-4f30-8245-9e368d3cdb5a&DisplayLang=en\n\nHowever, if u use a dial up and think u cant afford downloading a 266MB file, you can also order SP2 in a CD from Microsoft. In order to order the CD, just visit the following link:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/updates/sp2/cdorder/en_us/default.mspx\n\nNow, to install IE7, just download it from :\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/IE/ie7/ie7betaredirect.mspx\nand then I'm sure u shall be able to install it in ur computer. If you still do happen to come across any more problems, do let me know.\n\nOh by the way, the above link that u've provided, doesn't work. It just takes me to Imageshack homepage.\n\nAnd well, if you want a good browser that's intuitive, easy to use and also has your fav feature, that is, tabbed browsing...then I must seggest two free browsers that have been in the market for quite a while and their share has been rising faster than ever before. Personally I hate using IE. Anyways, here are the 2 browsers and the links from where u can download them:\n\nMozilla FireFox 1.5:\nAbout the Browser - http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/\nDownload Link - http://www.mozilla.com/products/download.html?product=firefox-1.5.0.2&os=win&lang=en-US\n\nOpera 8.5:\nAbout the Browser - http://www.opera.com/products/desktop/\nDownload Link - http://www.opera.com/download/get.pl?id=27762\n\nTrust me, these 2 li'l browsers are gonna save you a lot of hassle. And moreover, always remember, IE7 is a Beta version, as of now. And Beta versions can never be fully trusted. They're expected to crash and act weirdly just about any time even by their manufacturers!! So, do choose wisely!!!
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U just install the IIS first by going into the window components in the add/remove programs and then create the Virtual directory and check it up. There is no specific server as dotnet server...A server with IIS can be used and if u want additional features u can install Message Queues from windows components\n\nFor Dotnet components to work just install the Dotnet framework latest version and check the Windows&#92;Microsoft.Net folder to verify the framework is installed
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Windows XP Home Edition:\n\nSUMMARY\nWindows XP Home Edition does not include or support any versions (1.0, 2.0, 4.0) of Microsoft Personal Web Server (PWS). Users that need Web server functionality in a desktop operating system should use Windows XP Professional. \nMORE INFORMATION\nWindows XP Professional is designed for business users and contains Internet Information Services (IIS) version 5.1. IIS 5.1 includes Web and FTP server support, as well as support for Microsoft FrontPage transactions, Active Server Pages, and database connections. Available as an optional component, IIS 5.1 is installed automatically if you upgrade from versions of Windows with PWS installed. \n\nPWS 4.0 is included with the Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Option Pack and was designed for Microsoft Windows 95 and Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 4.0 with Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.01 or later. PWS is not supported and cannot be installed on any version of Windows XP. \n\nNOTE: Microsoft FrontPage 2002 can use disk-based Web pages in Windows XP Home Edition as an alternative.