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Server Unavailable error with a mix of asp and asp.net in same application

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pphadke@gmail.com - 09 Dec 2005 18:32 GMT
I have an application that was originally in asp but is now moved to
ASP.Net. To deploy it, I just changed the default file in IIS for the
web folder to point to the new aspx file. Occasionally I see a "Server
unavailable" error. There is nothing in the event log that suggests any
related error or warnings. This application also has a part of it that
is still in ASP, would that cause any issues?
Most of the links online for this error are about application pool but
I see no messages in the event log, so I dont think that is an issue.
Thanks for any ideas.
Priti
Piyush Thakuria - 29 Dec 2005 17:21 GMT
Please ensure that you are not using Session objects in your old ASP pages.
Migrating those pages to Asp.net might give you this problem.

You have to modify the server tags in the ols ASP pages, if you the problem
is because of the Session object.
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> I have an application that was originally in asp but is now moved to
> ASP.Net. To deploy it, I just changed the default file in IIS for the
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> Thanks for any ideas.
> Priti

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