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Problem with WSE 3.0 HOL - wrong encoding

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GotDotNetNow - 18 Jan 2006 11:40 GMT
Hi,

I'm having a problem running the WSE 3.0 Hands on Lab.  I have followed
the instructions for creating the directories.  I have double checked
that framework 2 is installed and registered.  The programs build
without error and I do get an icon in my tray saying that the
webservice is running.  However when I select the option to get quotes
on the windows application I get an error in a windows that says:

"Client found response content type of text/html; charset=utf-8, but
expected text/xml"

In the error windows it also says: The web application you are
attempting to access on this web server is currenlty unavailable.
Please hit the "Referesh" button in you web server.

Now there is other stuff in the error message but I believe that the
above first message is the culprit.

I have tried this on two completely different systems (both running
Windows XP Proffesional) and I get exactly the same result.

VS 2003 and VS 2005 are install on both test systems.

Any help toget the samples running would be greatly appreciated!

Rick
GotDotNetNow - 18 Jan 2006 15:57 GMT
Found the problem to be ASPNET permissions.

So here is a link on how to fix it:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=811320

Also if you are not connected to a domain, the security tab is hidden
when you right click on a folder in explorer.  To show the tab - goto
Tools -> Folder Options -> View Tab and turn off Use Simple File
Sharing    (probably at the bottom of the list).  Now you will be able
to view the permissions of the folders.

I hope this helps someone else from going insane!
Rick

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