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Raghuvansh - 13 Feb 2004 00:21 GMT
I developed and deployed an ASP.net website. One of my clients, trying
to access the website are getting and "Object Reference Not Set to an
Instance" error.  They are behind a firewall.

The website opens fine in all other machines.

I looked up on the internet and saw a couple of message posts
mentioning commands like URLReferrer can make the firewall blow the
page by not executing those commands.

But in my case, I dont have that command being used anywhere in my
project and I dont know what type of commands cause the firewall to
act the way it does. Is there a certain pattern or how does it
work...any information helps!!

I cant debug either since it blows up on only those client machines
and works fine on the development machines.
Noah Ganter - 13 Feb 2004 13:03 GMT
welcome to object oriented programming.

> I developed and deployed an ASP.net website. One of my clients, trying
> to access the website are getting and "Object Reference Not Set to an
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> I cant debug either since it blows up on only those client machines
> and works fine on the development machines.
navin - 27 Jan 2005 14:35 GMT
hi,
 When the SSl is applied on all the pages of the application, the URLReferrer is not beel allowed by the security Layer.

"is there any other thing that can tell me exactly the previous page Address"
other than -Request.ServerVariables("SCRIPT_NAME")
since Request.ServerVariables("SCRIPT_NAME") is not consistingly giving me the correct addresses.

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