what is the location of the dll's path on a server

[Walter Deodiaus]

I created and ran a dll, which works fin in my test enviroment...
However, when I deploy it, I got a new message.
Parser Error Message: Could not load the assembly 'App_Web_wldguix0'. Make
sure that it is compiled before accessing the page.

What is the location of the dlls? How does the server know to look in /bin
as opposed to the local home dir

 

[prakash]

I created and ran a dll, which works fin in my test enviroment...
However, when I deploy it, I got a new message.
Parser Error Message: Could not load the assembly 'App_Web_wldguix0'. Make
sure that it is compiled before accessing the page.

What is the location of the dlls? How does the server know to look in /bin
as opposed to the local home dir

please give use some more details about your application , server
environment.

 

[Walter Deodiaus]

Thanks Prakash!!
Do you know any other free asp.net hosts [which use subdomains], which do
not require me to get a domain registered?
I tried a http://www.asphost4free.com/ but they want "YIKES" money for
database support. You can't just activate your database without the
support!!
Instead, I got a trial webhosting at http://hosting.parking.ru
I am trying to run from
http://deodiaus-2.hosting.parking.ru/ppw/login.aspx

On the remote dir, login.apsx is located in the dir .../home/ppw
What is the location of the dlls, .../home/bin or .../home/ppw/bin ? How
does the
server know to look in home/ppw/bin (does it always look in the bin path
relative to the aspx page)
as opposed to the local home dir. Is this automatically entered into the
%PATH% variable?
BTW, the instructions tell me that it uses .NET 2.0. Do I have to load any
additional dlls (interopdb.dll) to the server as well ?

Is there a brief tutorial on the web which discusses the soup and nuts of
webservers??


I created and ran the App_Web_wldguix0.dll fine in my local test
enviroment...

 

[Walter Deodiaus]

I have to try these suggestions
http://geekswithblogs.net/ranganh/archive/2005/04/25/37610.aspx

But the other question is
if I have a page called login.aspx on my server in a sub dir called ppw
and I reference the location on the url as
http://deodiaus-2.hosting.parking.ru/ppw/login.aspx
where do my dlls lie?
Do I put them in the dir home/ppw/bin or home/bin ?

 

[Juan T. Llibre]

re:
!> where do my dlls lie?
!> Do I put them in the dir home/ppw/bin or home/bin ?

home/ppw/bin




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[Juan T. Llibre]

I have two questions for you:

1. Why are you inheriting from "login, App_Web_wldguix0" ?

2. Since apparently you want your codebehind page to inherit a class,
why didn't you include a CodeFile attribute ?

<%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="Sample.aspx.cs" Inherits="Sample"%>

Please explain exactly what you did and what you want your code to do,
so that we can have a clearer idea of what you've done and what you want to do,
in order to be able to help you better.




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[Walter Deodiaus]

The first line of login.aspx is
<%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="login.aspx.cs"
Inherits="login" aspcompat=true %>

as generated by the wizard whose source can be viewed at

http://people.places.work.tripod.com/login.aspx

I don't know why that did not display properly. I want a simple page to
display login info

 

[Juan T. Llibre]

re:
!> I don't know why that did not display properly. I want a simple page to display login info

Is there a class named "login" in "login.aspx.cs" ?

It should read like this :

public partial class login : System.Web.UI.Page

Also, is the directory "ppw" marked as an application in IIS, or at least as a virtual directory ?




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[Walter Deodiaus]

Yes, login is there in the cs file
I have to check the second issue

 

[Walter Deodiaus]

How do I set ppw to be an application in IIS or virtual dir [which have no
entries]. In this hosted enviroment, I control the app via IIS manager 7.
See
http://people.places.work.tripod.com/iis.jpg

Technical address deodiaus-2.hosting.parking.ru
Home directory d:\users\deodiaus-1\deodiaus-2\WWWRoot
How do I set it up so that
d:\users\deodiaus-1\deodiaus-2\WWWRoot\ppw
is the virtual dir?

 

[Juan T. Llibre]

re:
!> How do I set it up so that
!> d:\users\deodiaus-1\deodiaus-2\WWWRoot\ppw
!> is the virtual dir?

In : > http://people.places.work.tripod.com/iis.jpg
....what does the "View Virtual Directories" link show you ?

You also have a "Manage Website" tab ( under the "View Virtual Dirs" link ).
Doesn't that lead to where you can setup virtual directories ?

If not, check with tripod.com's support...and ask them.




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How do I set ppw to be an application in IIS or virtual dir [which have no entries]. In this hosted enviroment, I
control the app via IIS manager 7.
See
http://people.places.work.tripod.com/iis.jpg

Technical address deodiaus-2.hosting.parking.ru
Home directory d:\users\deodiaus-1\deodiaus-2\WWWRoot
How do I set it up so that
d:\users\deodiaus-1\deodiaus-2\WWWRoot\ppw
is the virtual dir?

re:
Also, is the directory "ppw" marked as an application in IIS, or at least as a virtual directory ?

 

[Walter Deodiaus]

the listing under virtual dir is null.
I thought that the server would imitate the local path.
Manage Website just leads to an entry where I can browse the web site but
that is nothing more than browsing it esternally.
My service provider is not tripod, but rather parking.ru
BTW, I now get the error
Parser Error Message: Could not load the assembly 'App_Web_wldguix0'. Make
sure that it is compiled before accessing the page.

 

[Juan T. Llibre]

re:
!> My service provider is not tripod, but rather parking.ru

Talk to parking.ru, instead of tripod, then.
Clearly, there's a setup problem...and you're their client.




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