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sukanta
[QUOTE=johnangxun]hi,
I currently installed the IIS and visual studio.net 2003. When I try to create a new project (asp.net web application) I get this message. The Web server reported the following error whenattempting to create or open the web project located at the following URL: 'http://localhost/WebApplication1'. 'http/1.1 500 Server Error' How to solve this problem. |
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http:/1.1 500 server error when creating a web asp.net application
does someone have an answer to this problem? if so, please share it
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What is the entire error message?
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Hi loaded iis onto xp home.
Tried to create a asp.net project, no go - got your error: 'http://localhost/WebApplication1'. 'http/1.1 500 Server Error' Resolved my issue. Please note that this might not solve yours!! The .net ide tries to contact the web server to create the web site and interact with iis. On XP home there is no user account setup for asp to access iis. iis is set to allow anonymous connections through the web, but to interact with iis there must be a local user account with the correct privileges to do so. What I did was go to control panel >admin tools > IIS manager. Right click default web site and go to properties > directory security > click edit on anonymous access … tick anonymous access and edit the account used for anonymous access. I used the account that I log onto the pc with – at least I knew that this account was on the pc!!!! . On xp pro there should be an account for the asp.net ‘user’ and thus iis can authenticate this user- if you are using xp pro then it might be that this magical asp.user account setup when you install .net ide might be missing…. Check out your suers setup on the pc - there must be a user called asp… something or other.. Good luck ![]() |
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