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Make sure the asp.net account has write permission.
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Just a wild guess...
Are you using HTTP or FTP for upload?
Are you running a Apache or windows server?
If your running an Apache and maybe windows(i'm not sure) you might wanna make sure your .htaccess file isn't causing this password prompt.
Just remove the file period should do the trick.
hth
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Hi Pradipta,
Should be that designated folder is a password protected and is disabled from 'Anonymous Access'.
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hi,
i am not able to open the internet service manager page properly.It is giving the error "error connecting to ...."
"unable to connect to target machine".i dont know how to fix this problem.can anybody help me in fixing this one? or is it any service pack problem,i tried to get the latest iis service pack from the net but in vain.can any body give me the url where i can download it?
thanks for all in advance
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You need to provide a bit more detail here. What version of IIS are you running? On what version of Windows? And when do you get the "unable to connect to target machine" message? I got that message on my Win2K server using InterDev to build web pages, until I realized that I have to give myself authoring rights on the web server. You may be dealing with a similar problem, but there's no way to tell from the question as posted.
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Hi,
I am using IIS 5.0 on WINDOWS 2000 Professional Server,I get the "Unable to Connect to Target Machine" error when i manually open the Internet Services Manager Page,where the default ftp,web,smtp resides and none of the web pages are opening.
waiting for a response!!
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When you open ISM, does it display (stopped) beside the default ftp, web, and smtp services? If so, did you try starting them? If not, are you sure you have permissions set correctly to allow full access? Highlight the service in ISM, then right-click and check the properties.
When I first tried IIS5.0, it was on a Win2K Pro installation, and I did not have automatic rights to edit and publish, even though I was the Administrator. That permission had to be manually set. Once I did so, FrontPage and InterDev had no trouble connecting to the server.
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thanks...
except vs.net and asp.net web matrix
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Notepad  Just kidding, any text editor with syntax highlighting will do. I'd recommend the shareware EditPlus[^]. I think they have a trial version on their web site.
Rado
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thank you, I had get it...
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He'll probably want to get their ASP.NET plugin, too - it's helpful when doing ASP.NET.
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Hi:
But the syntax colorizer is the most useful stuff.
I think in the beta there was some provision for CommandPrompt Applications via the Active Window. In that case, you can plugin csc.exe with the Active Window to compile. Is'nt it? I have'nt used this feature anyway but perhaps should be a useful feature.
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Deepak Kumar Vasudevan wrote:
But the syntax colorizer is the most useful stuff.
Definitely, but if that was all, I'd just use Scite.
Deepak Kumar Vasudevan wrote:
I think in the beta there was some provision for CommandPrompt Applications via the Active Window. In that case, you can plugin csc.exe with the Active Window to compile. Is'nt it? I have'nt used this feature anyway but perhaps should be a useful feature.
Yeah, they have a plugin that can compile and run a C# app, but it seems to be limited to only one file. I use this occasionally, when I don't want to use as much resources as SharpDevelop takes, but until they get project support, references support, etc, it won't be too useful.
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Macromedia has a product called Studio MX. One of the modules is Dreamweaver which is pretty good. I tried it for ASP which was better then Visual Interdev.
I am sure, this version is good for ASP.net also. Check this link
http://www.macromedia.com/software/dreamweaver/
Hope it helps. Happy programming
~~~~Pankaj~~~~
Follow your goals, Means will follow you ---Gandhi---
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OK, this is kind of a rant...
I am currently writing a web app using MSDev 6 technology. That includes VBScript for the ASP pages, Java Script for client-side scripting, and C++ for components.
Obviously, there is an inefficiency in using multiple languages for development. For example, my VBscript never compiles because I keep putting ; at the end of each line.
Just out of curiousity, is there any web environment, such as .NET, where you can use a single language for all development? As I understand it, client-side scripting can only be done in Java Script, (or maybe if Netscape support is required) which would mean that Java or Java Script would have to be used on the server side. That is the only single language environment I can think of.
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I would say sticking to c# would be the way to go. JavaScript and C# have similar syntax requirements, ie the ;
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You could use JavaScript on server side with ASP.
but I would recomend moving to C#.
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I don't see why you couldn't build .NET assemblies using J# or something, but since its so similar to C# syntax anyway you may as well just use C# (allowing you to have pages compiled on the server rather than pre-building them) and JavaScript.
Of course, you could use Managed C++/C++ to build the components (as you are at the moment), use C# to build the web pages (reasonably similar -- at least there are semicolons in there!), and JavaScript on the client-side.
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I stick with C derivatives.
I work with C++/MFC, JavaScript, PHP, Perl...these langs let me do everything all under one similar lang. Works great 
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MSDN says[^] that IHTMLDocument2::get_links() returns a collection of LINK and AREA elements. Yet I seem to be getting a collection of anchors i.e. <A> tags instead. Anyone know what's going on?
VARIANT var0 ;
VariantInit( &var0 ) ;
V_VT(&var0) = VT_I4 ;
V_I4(&var0) = 0 ;
IHTMLElementCollection* pIHTMLElementCollection ;
hr = pIHTMLDocument2->get_links( &pIHTMLElementCollection ) ;
ASSERT( SUCCEEDED(hr) ) ;
long nLinks ;
hr = pIHTMLElementCollection->get_length( &nLinks ) ;
ASSERT( SUCCEEDED(hr) ) ;
for ( int i=0 ; i < nLinks ; ++i )
{
VARIANT var ;
VariantInit( &var ) ;
V_VT(&var) = VT_I4 ;
V_I4(&var) = i ;
IDispatch* pIDispatch ;
hr = pIHTMLElementCollection->item( var , var0 , &pIDispatch ) ;
ASSERT( SUCCEEDED(hr) ) ;
IHTMLLinkElement* pIHTMLLinkElement ;
hr = pIDispatch->QueryInterface( IID_IHTMLLinkElement , (void**)&pIHTMLLinkElement ) ;
IHTMLAnchorElement* pIHTMLAnchorElement ;
hr = pIDispatch->QueryInterface( IID_IHTMLAnchorElement , (void**)&pIHTMLAnchorElement ) ;
pIDispatch->Release() ;
}
And yes, the doco refers to it as links() but it seems to be get_links().
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Taka Muraoka wrote:
pIHTMLDocument2->get_links( &pIHTMLElementCollection )
MSDN:
HRESULT IHTMLDocument2::get_links(IHTMLElementCollection **p);
Could the different syntax be causing this behavior (ie, -> instead of : ?
Just a shot in the dark, Taka - I'm not familiar with these functions.
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Well, either it fails or it doesn't. I don't think that's the cause of the problem.
I always thought that pIHTMLDocument2->get_links was supposed to return anchors, not AREAs and LINKs.
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jdunlap wrote:
I always thought that pIHTMLDocument2->get_links was supposed to return anchors, not AREAs and LINKs.
According to the doco (HA!), that is done by calling get_anchors(). I hacked around it by getting *everything* and looking for the LINK elements but that's obviously going to be a fair bit slower.
Maybe I should try calling get_anchors(). Sigh...
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I'm looking foir a good HTTP Sniffer, but am not having much luck finding one that fits the bill for me.
Here's my wishlist:
1) Finds/ allows me to select my net connection (which is a cell phone via IR) - EffeTech's sniffer can't do it.
2) Captures POSTed data - many sniffers I found just won't show you what you're posting.
3) Does not operate as a proxy - it's no good to me at all if I need to set proxy settings for it.
4) Probably impossible - captures HTTPS traffic without having to configure it as a proxy server(Stephen Toub's HTTPS proxy is great, but if an app requests via HTTPS it expects HTTPS back)
Any recommandations?
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