I got this code below working on local (using source code) perfectly fine. But when I published it on IIS7 the PDF is not showing anymore.. Is there a problem with the IIS or ?. . . I spent many days on this problem.
I’m working on IIS6, ASP.NET, VS2008. The web site uses a custom error handler to catch 404 errors and serve an alternate page. When presented with an url of the form:
I’m working on a web application that is referenced from another, external application. The external application tries to do a POST on the vdir when opening. At this point, I get an HTTP 405 Error:
We are moving a ASP.NET project from IIS6 (Win Server 2003) to IIS 8.5(Win Server 2012 R2). The project has some MVC components for which the following routing is used.
I’m currently reading a lot about node.js. There is a frequent comparison between servers using a traditional thread per request model (Apache), and servers that use an event loop (Nginx, node, Tornado).
The following article by Thomas Marquardt describes how IIS handles ASP.Net requests, the max/min CLR worker threads/Managed IO threads that can be configured to run, the various requests queues involved and their default sizes.
I have a website in IIS for which I cannot open any of the settings like Authentication, Handler Mappings, Authorization Rules etc. It just shows the error message “There was an error while performing this operation”, with no more details and points to web.config.
I’m troubleshooting restarts in an ASP.NET application. The application is restarting about 20 times a day. We strongly suspect one part of the application because the restarts began when this particular feature when into production. I’ve added some logging to those pages using the log4net library, but I’m having trouble interpreting the logs.
I am new to OWIN and Katana. I really don’t get why I should use OWIN, while I can use IIS. To simplify, my question is: What do I lose if I skip learning OWIN and use IIS for my websites?