Cannot read xxx.asp files

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  1. I have a .NET application that resides in a directory that has been defined as an application using the application manager tool.

    Below the application directory sub directory containing a classic asp application. All attenpts to address the .asp files in this sub directory return an HTTP 500 - internal server error.

    Is there something specific I have to do to enable classic asp and asp.net to work and play well together?

    Scott
     
  2. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    Try follow the instruction at http://kb.discountasp.net/article.aspx?id=10052

    This will display the real error.

    ASP & ASP.net should have no problem living in the same site.


    quote:Originally posted by Scott

    I have a .NET application that resides in a directory that has been defined as an application using the application manager tool.

    Below the application directory sub directory containing a classic asp application. All attenpts to address the .asp files in this sub directory return an HTTP 500 - internal server error.

    Is there something specific I have to do to enable classic asp and asp.net to work and play well together?

    Scott
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  3. Thanks, Bruce.

    The real error is "The RPC server is unavailable".

    Scott
     
  4. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    Scott,

    I think we recycle the dllhost earlier on one of the server.

    I think you will get this error when then dll host is restarting.

    pls create a support ticket if you see this again.


    quote:Originally posted by Scott

    Thanks, Bruce.

    The real error is "The RPC server is unavailable".

    Scott
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