 | Prerequsites | |
 | In order to use a Symbiant web application, you must install it on a .NET enabled version of Windows Server/Professional with Internet Information Services and access to an SQL Server 2000 or later database, i.e. SQL Server 2005 Express. Setting up these |
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| How can I determine if my server will run a Symbiant application? | |
| Symbiant applications leaves a very small footprint and do not hog system resources. The main factors in identifying whether you can run Symbiant applications or not, are whether your server can run its prerequisites.
These are:
* Microsoft's In |
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| How can I tell if ASPX is correctly installed on my server? | |
| This can simply be done by coding a very simple ASPX script, saving it in your servers root directory and navigating to it via any web browser.
Open Notepad (or other text editor) and enter the following code:
<%@ Page Language=" |
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| When I run a Symbiant application I get the message 'This is a marker...' | |
| If you get the message: This is a marker file generated by the precompilation tool, and should not be deleted!
The most likely cause of this problem is that .NET has not been registered with IIS. This will often happen if IIS was installed after |
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| Symbiant application won't start with a Configuration Error. | |
| If you have both .NET 1.1 and .NET 2.0 installed on your server it may be that application is using the wrong version of .NET
Change the version of .NET used by the application in your sites properties.
To do this:
[Start] > [Control Panel] > [Admi |
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| ERROR: Access to the path '...' is denied. | |
| This error occurs when Tracker tries to write to a folder that does not have write permission. As the error explains permission needs to be granted to this folder for the users wishing to write to it. This can be users in a particular domain or all users |
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| How do I register ASP.NET with IIS? | |
| To register ASP.NET with IIS, go to:
[Start] > [Run] > type: -
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\aspnet_regiis.exe –i
> [OK]
Replace “C:\Windows” with the location of your Windows directory. If you do not have the directory v2.0. |
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