asp page does not work

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Guest

We are on windows 2000 server and IIS is 5.0. (This is our intranet)I went
and configured FP extension. I went through the process where is says "how to
configure ASP webpages in windows 2000. But still asp page does not display
anything. I am not sure what I am missing.
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

By default ASP is already configured to run under Windows 2000 server, you should have to do
anything, and FP extensions have no bearing the use of ASP.

What error message are getting when you access the page vi http://ipaddress or http://machinename
/pagename.asp?

Make sure that you disable show friendly error messages in IE under Tools | Internet Options |
Advanced.

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Murray

Is IIS running on 68.76.233.72? Have you defined a virtual folder there
named eresources? Is test.asp there?
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

Can you access default.htm or any other .htm page via the browser?

Ok, open the IIS MMC, then locate the specific web site, right click, properties, then on (I think
the General tab), look for Application, click delete/remove, then click create.

Close that dialog, then All Tasks, run a check on the extensions.

The try your page again.

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G

Guest

Yes it is running on this IP. I created a virtual folder called eresources
and pointed it inetpub/wwwroot/eresources. Added this test.asp page on the
root of eresources.

Does it have to do anything with MIME something?
 
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Guest

Yes, I can access other pages, no problem.

For Application, it says "eResources", is that right.
Under configuration, for default ASP language, it says VB Script. I did put
check mark for asp server-side debugging.
I refreshed it, but still gives the same error.

I cannot access any iishelp pages through local host.

What is MIME map?
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

Sound like you have the server configured correctly.
Can you paste the page code here?
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Thomas A. Rowe

Your page is fine. Suggest you post to the Windows IIS or ASP newsgroup.

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Guest

Thanks a lot Tom.

Thomas A. Rowe said:
Your page is fine. Suggest you post to the Windows IIS or ASP newsgroup.

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Guest

<html>
<head>
</head>

<body>
<% @Language = "VBScript" %>
<% response.write("Hello World")%>
</body>

</html>
Try this, I didn't see: <% @Language = "VBScript" %>
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

<% @Language = "VBScript" %> In general this line is not needed. Since the default scripting
language on a Windows IIS server is VBScript.

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Stefan B Rusynko

And if it is used, it must be the 1st line on a page (before the <html> tag)


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