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psb - 05 Mar 2007 23:30 GMT
Running win2k advanced server (IIS 5. 0) with ASP.NET Framework 2.0
installed.  I am developing with VS2003.

I am trying to make an ASP.NET Webservice and I am having all sorts of
trouble.

ERROR: "The path '/svc/App_GlobalResources/' maps to a directory outside
this application, which is not supported."

I don't have VS2005, so the only thing that works is making a web service in
VS2002 and using the old framework by selecting v1.0 in the ASP.NET tab in
IIS.  Does this sound right?  I have tried all combinations and even setting
project properties to support 1.0 and 1.1 frameworks.  Will ASP.NET Web
services not work when mixing frameworks and compilers??  I thought
.NetFramework2.0 was compatible with 1.1.  I run about 25 asp.net websites
with this configuration -vs2003 and ..NetFramework 2.0.

I am somewhat new to Webservices.

Thanks,
psb
psb - 05 Mar 2007 23:43 GMT
sorry.  i got it.  I wasn't copying over my web.config, which had the target
assemblies loaded.  duh!  sorry for wasting anyone's time.

-Paul

> Running win2k advanced server (IIS 5. 0) with ASP.NET Framework 2.0
> installed.  I am developing with VS2003.
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> Thanks,
> psb

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