Http/1.1 400 bad request

  • Thread starter Thread starter Learner
  • Start date Start date
L

Learner

Hi there,
I have working version of an asp.net application on my windows 2003
server. We planning to move it production server which is again another
2003 server. The version i have on my machine works fine. But when i
moved the stuff over to the new 2003 server and try running the
appilication the login page(login.aspx)comes up but when i type in user
id and pwd and click on Ok its complaining about
'http/1.1 400 bad request'. I have the same and exact setup of my
application on the new server as i do on mine but not sure whats
causing to throw this error.

So as a test i just wanted to debug the application by installing
visual studio on the new server. So i did install the visual studio
2003 and copied my whole development version of the application. And
when i click on the sln file its throwing the same kind of error again.

Here is what i see in the visual studio
**********************************error in the visual studio******
The webserver reported the following error when attempting to create or
open the webproject located at the following URL: 'Mywholeurl'.
'Http/1.1 400 bad request'
*************************************************************
Can some one please help me how to resolved this kind of error.

thanks is advance.
-L
 
Hi Bruce,
Thanks for the reply. I am pretty much new to this fuslogvw.exe i
have never used it. But at the same time sounds interesting that it
could tell the missing dlls. I just ran the fuslogvw.exe in the visual
studio command prompt but it was empty!!! may be i am not doing it
right. i have 3 projects missing in my sln file. I tried adding them
back in by right clicking on sln file and click on add but i get the
same 400 error. I think this is some thing needs to be handled by an
expert. Could you please explain how do i track what dlls are missing
and how to get them back. And when you said 'attch te debugger to the
asp.net worker process(for the correct app pool)' i don't understand
what it means.
Thanks in advance.
-L
 

Ask a Question

Want to reply to this thread or ask your own question?

You'll need to choose a username for the site, which only take a couple of moments. After that, you can post your question and our members will help you out.

Ask a Question

Back
Top