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Andrius B.
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      02-07-2006
I am a newbe in ASP programing.

The main problem is: On WindowsXP Professional (SP2) I have installed IIS
with all components, I could manage them through "Administrative tolls" in
Conrol Panel (I see all the items as I should see after the installation
according all manuals.)
But when I tried to execute the *.asp files on my local disk with my IE,
nothing hapens, t.i. even such code as below doesn't work at all:

<%@ language language=VBScript %>

<%
Response.Write("Hello")

%>


What measures should be taken in order to make the asp files work?

Thanks.


 
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slagomite
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      02-07-2006
Try executing the following command line:

aspnet_regiis.exe -i

(The aspnet_regiis executable is located in the

%WindowsDir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.x.xxxx

folder, where v1.x.xxxx represents the most recent version of the .NET
Framework installed on your machine.)

HTH
Luke

 
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Peter Rilling
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      02-07-2006
Are you talking about ASP or ASP.NET?

"Andrius B." <> wrote in message
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>I am a newbe in ASP programing.
>
> The main problem is: On WindowsXP Professional (SP2) I have installed IIS
> with all components, I could manage them through "Administrative tolls" in
> Conrol Panel (I see all the items as I should see after the installation
> according all manuals.)
> But when I tried to execute the *.asp files on my local disk with my IE,
> nothing hapens, t.i. even such code as below doesn't work at all:
>
> <%@ language language=VBScript %>
>
> <%
> Response.Write("Hello")
>
> %>
>
>
> What measures should be taken in order to make the asp files work?
>
> Thanks.
>



 
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Peter Rilling
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      02-07-2006
Andrius might be talking about classic ASP. If you look at the syntax, it
is not ASP.NET, specifically the preprocessor directive defining the
language.

"slagomite" <> wrote in message
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> Try executing the following command line:
>
> aspnet_regiis.exe -i
>
> (The aspnet_regiis executable is located in the
>
> %WindowsDir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.x.xxxx
>
> folder, where v1.x.xxxx represents the most recent version of the .NET
> Framework installed on your machine.)
>
> HTH
> Luke
>



 
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slagomite
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      02-08-2006
Ah, good eyes Peter. I only glanced at the code, and mistook the
language directive as an ASP.NET "Page" directive...

Thanks
Luke

 
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Andrius B.
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      02-08-2006
Thanks for help.
I am using classic ASP.

But also I have downloaded and instaleled VisualBasic 2005 ... but
Express, so no posibility to create asp files with .NET platform, or
execute them. I just am trying to write the code with HTML redactors or
simple text redactors.




"Peter Rilling" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Are you talking about ASP or ASP.NET?
>
> "Andrius B." <> wrote in message
> news:...
>>I am a newbe in ASP programing.
>>
>> The main problem is: On WindowsXP Professional (SP2) I have installed IIS
>> with all components, I could manage them through "Administrative tolls"
>> in Conrol Panel (I see all the items as I should see after the
>> installation according all manuals.)
>> But when I tried to execute the *.asp files on my local disk with my IE,
>> nothing hapens, t.i. even such code as below doesn't work at all:
>>
>> <%@ language language=VBScript %>
>>
>> <%
>> Response.Write("Hello")
>>
>> %>
>>
>>
>> What measures should be taken in order to make the asp files work?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>

>
>



 
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