Images are not getting displayed from the web application deployed in IIS8 windows2012 server.

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Hi All,

We are switching from Win 2003 server to Win2012 server.
We need to host simple web application in IIS8.
When we open the URL from client PC which has all the credentials, images are not getting displayed in the web page.
Same application worked fine in Win2003 server.

Below are the settings made

1. IIS metabase compatibility is enabled as our applications built in .Net framework 3.5

2. In Server role - Webserver - Common HTTP content- Static content is enabled

3. We have dedicated application pool.

4. Using Negotiate authentication and useAppPoolCredential is made TRUE

Please help in resolving the issue.

Regards,
Vijay

Posted 9-Feb-15 20:04pm

vijay javagal

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 10-Feb-15 2:11am

Check the actual path in the image source attribute (use your browser) - maybe there are not images at that path?
It is possible that you used absolute paths for your images, but after deployment it is no longer valid...

vijay javagal 10-Feb-15 2:29am

Hi Peter,

Thanks for your reply.
Images are present in the actual path.

Regards,
Vijay

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