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• Re: Bug: <authentication mode="Forms"> ???

  I am trying to follow what you say, although I don't know much about it. (and I won't learn much about it either if it doesn't work). 1 I do not use sourcesafe. 2 I created the directory wrong (my fault) but it generates (practically) the same error when there is only one directory of the same name. 3. I did not have a web.config in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot$\PortalVBVS\ 4. I don't have IIS, I don't know how to work with IIS, and I know I can't work with IIS because I have Xp Home. 5. Accordingly I can

  Posted to Cassini Sample Web Server (Forum) by reinaut on 1/28/2005

• Source Code Cassini - Language of Errors is different

  The Source Code of the Cassini project has the httpError formats in English. Strangely I get the errors (in internet explorer) in Dutch (my language setting is indeed Belgium-Dutch). Does anyone know why? Are the .cs files listed in the Cassini map you can download incomplete (of course the map is, cause there isn't any .csproj or .sln file) or are the errors really coming from the .Net enveronment, and if so, why does it contain some elements from in the code (like the layout) and some not (instead

  Posted to Cassini Sample Web Server (Forum) by reinaut on 12/1/2004

• Re: Create project in VSNET - VS Developer group error on XP HOME

  I don't have an answer for your problem. But there is group management in Win XP home, although it is hidden. If you click start -> run -> type "command" (without the quoutes (")) -> press enter or click OK -> type "NET LOCALGROUP" -> press enter you can see in what groups you are participating. For me one of them is VS Developers. I think VS.Net added that group to your pc in the installation. Normally your user account should have been added to that group

  Posted to Cassini Sample Web Server (Forum) by reinaut on 11/30/2004

• Re: problems when compiling the main form with the icon

  I tried to compile the project too (to see what code was actually running) and I had the same problem. I managed to resolve it by adding the "CassiniWebServer.ico" file to the solution and change the line Icon = new Icon(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetManifestResourceStream("CassiniWebServerIcon")); into Icon = new Icon("CassiniWebServer.ico"); Although I am quite sure this is not the best solution, it does work. Little question: Did you download Cassini as a web

  Posted to Cassini Sample Web Server (Forum) by reinaut on 11/30/2004

• Re: Vb.Net using Cassini works

  I tried out the method I gave above with Asp.Net for VB.Net and I didn't get any problems (except for the ones mentioned above). Sadly, I couldn't let the starter kits of Asp.Net work, but I'm not sure if the problem is caused by the method I gave. I hope you don't get any problems either, but I am just a Vs.Net user and I can't guarantee anything.

  Posted to Cassini Sample Web Server (Forum) by reinaut on 11/21/2004

• Re: Vs.Net using Cassini works

  I think it will work if you start Cassini with the same parameters and instead of creating a new project in an existing directory, just select your old project in the list with recent projects in the Start page of Vs.Net

  Posted to Cassini Sample Web Server (Forum) by reinaut on 11/21/2004

• Bug: <authentication mode="Forms"> ???

  >When simply opening a map in the Cassini web server I get the following error (look >beneath it to see the translation I made in English) >the eroor occured on Line 20 Configuratiefout Beschrijving: Er is een fout opgetreden tijdens het verwerken van een configuratiebestand dat vereist is om aan deze aanvraag te voldoen. Raadpleeg de hieronder weergegeven details van deze fout en pas uw configuratiebestand overeenkomstig aan. Parser-foutbericht: Een sectie die is geregistreerd als allowDefinition

  Posted to Cassini Sample Web Server (Forum) by reinaut on 11/11/2004

• Vs.Net using Cassini works

  I wanted to use Asp in Vs.Net, but I use Xp Home Edition (HE) After searching the fora here for over an hour, I found a post suggesting a workaround to make Vs.Net believe it was using IIS. For more information see http://www.asp.net/Forums/ShowPost.aspx?tabindex=1&PostID=419820 Sadly the suggested method didn't work for me, so I tried to change some things in it. A couple of hours later I managed to make Vs.Net run asp.net using Cassini. Here is the changed method (first suggested by Kiliman

  Posted to Cassini Sample Web Server (Forum) by reinaut on 11/9/2004