iis text file wont display?
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If you are using IE, select Tools > Internet Options > Security. Click each of the zones and click the default button for each one. This is not an iis issue, but rather your browser i would imagine. Have you tried Firefox?
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look into "ssi includes" on the web. It means server side includes. You usually need the file to be a shtml, or PHP, but PHP is handled differently. SHTML is the easiest.\n\nhttp://www.ssi-developer.net/ssi/ssi-include.shtml
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First you need iis installed>go to add/remove programs>components>check the internet information services and install it\nsecond:for asp.net you need to intall .net framework.\nit is available on microsoft.com\nthen run:http://localhost
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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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your email client is probally set to display text only and not html.\nIn outlook express go to tools> options > send and make sure the correct options are chosen. If using a web based client perhaps your browser is blocking cookies or your antivirus is disallowing it.
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well, if it cannot be displayed, then it is not there??\njoking, try emptying your cache files
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To fix your current problem...\n\nAsp.Net web applications run under the ASPNET windows user account. When your code tries to open the connection Access creates the LDB file. Therefore ASPNET has to have write&#92;create&#92;modify permissions on the folder where you database exists. So, you'll need to change those settings if you have access to the server. If it's a hosting company you'll need to have them change it for you.\n\nIn the future...\n\nIf you have any choice in the matter at all try to upgrade to sql server, MSDE, MySql. Access is a bad choice for web applications\n\nbest of luck to you!!
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Well, if I were you I would save the web application that I am making in the root folder that is available in the Tomcat folder. On running the tomcat server the page will automatically be displayed. Try it out. Oh by the way, make a folder of yours inside this root folder and then type the following in the address bar:\nhttp://localhost:8080/folder\nPls note that the port can change. Also the folder name is not case sensitive. Take care and all the best!
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The best way to check if IIS is running is:\n\n1) Go to control panel\n2) Open Administrative tools\n3) Open Computer management\n4) This should bring up another window\n5) Open Services and Application (expand the tree)\n6) Then open Internet Information Services (expand tree)\n7) Open folder that says Websites\n8) There you'll see if your default website is running. if not then start it.\n\nFeel free to contact me if this does not solve your problem\n\nEDIT: Also open up your services (in computer management window) and look for IIS Admin Services. Make sure that this is running as well\n\nhope this helps
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Finding the name of your computer is trivial. Right click on the "MyComputer" icon and the system properties control panel will appear. Click on the "Computer Name" tab, and voila! There it is!\n\nAs for running IIS4 when you're sure you're running IIS 6.0, the question is, are you running this on a server or your local machine? If you're running IIS from XP, the current version of IIS is 5.1. Of course, the easiest way to check this is to go to http://localhost and two Windows will pop up, one of which will say "IIS XX.X Help", where XX.X is the version.\n\nSo then the question is, did you install IIS 6.0 on a Windows Server? If so, sometimes the Microsoft .NET Framework gets confused and will continue to run an old version despite having a newer version. The solution to this it to open up a command window and go to C:| WINDOWS| Microsoft.NET| Framework| v1.1.4322 and type "aspnet_regiis.exe -i"\n\nThis will tell IIS to use the Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1, which will by extention, make sure the most current IIS server runs.
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Try this link:\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=e0175119-9a5b-44c3-b1de-9b2a9aa6cff6&DisplayLang=en\n\nHope it helps/works.
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Have you got it set up in your prefferances to only use plain text\ntry > tools > option > send
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There are several web hosting sites available in WWW. You can just upload your file. First choose file pressing BROWSE button. then click upload button.\nThen when the file got uploaded the browser will request for a email id to which it'll mail stating the following file iis uploaded . \nP.S : Better zip ur file using WINZIP and upload .\nKeep Going :)\nSome free websites :\n  www.megaupload.com\n  www.yousendit.com\n  www.freeaspupload.net\n  www.4shared.com
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what's with the other issues you had 2 days ago - solved?\n\nwell, if you have Windows (whatever version) do a search for the file HOSTS on the C: drive (check "including subdirectories). When found, open it with notepad or wordpad. If you see lines in it NOT beginning with a # then delete them (except the line 127.0.0.1 localhost) and save the file.
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goto the folder in the command prompt and type "dir" and enter. or you can send the results to a file by typing "dir > c:&#92;filename.txt"\n\non the command prompt goto\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;USER_NAME&#92;Local Settings&#92;Temporary Internet Files\n\nby typing \n\ncd C:&#92;"Documents and Settings"&#92;nbko65v&#92;"Local Settings"&#92;"Temporary Internet Files"\n\nand then\n\ndir > c:&#92;filename.txt\n\n\nthen open the filename.txt file.
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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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Best way to view the html is to save the text file as .htm or .html.  The new file can be opened with the browser.  However, to just get a blank browser page you can type about:blank or in internet explorer go into the options and choose "use blank" button.