Problem that the page work fine almost, But the few few time it will crash and show the error "C0000005".
When it occur the error, I refresh the page and try again or close the browser and re-open the page, it still work fine.
I have no idea to fix it.
Similar question that I found:
Classic ASP : C0000005 Error on execution
ASP Classic execute and error C0000005
sounds like a corrupt windows file, see here for more info:
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/carloc/2007/10/29/a-trappable-error-c0000005-occured-in-an-external-object-the-script-cannot-continue-running/
You may need to run a Repair & Fix on your machine and see if that resolves the issue
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I am currently working with SQL queries on an ASP.NET empty website (Visual Studio). The first time I ran the build, everything worked fine. It displayed all required records with no problem.
However, after changing the SQL command, it now throws an error at build-time, and I cannot figure out why:
To be clear, I first configured the data source:
And then added a WHERE clause:
and now I am left with this error each time:
Any idea what is going on here?
remove OnSelecting="SQlPracticeSource_Selecting" from your aspx page and run again
I developed a website in VS 2010 , now I want to run it in VS2013, but for just some oages when I want to run it from VS using FireFox ,this Error is shown.
My projects is ASP.net webForm.
A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped responding.
You can stop the script now, open the script in the debugger, or let the script continue
the similar error is in Chrome, IE , ...
whats the problem? I searched on net even this site, but couldn't Fix the Error.
This basically means that your browser thinks that one (or more) scripts on the page is taking an unreasonable amount of time to complete its execution. Alternatively it could be caused by malware or certain browser plug-ins. Try starting Firefox in "Safe Mode". If the problem persists, the fault is on your end.
I have zero knowledge of classic ASP and unfortunately I have been given the task of getting a legacy .net webforms/classic asp site up and running. I am almost there (I think) however I am getting an error on this line
set objAppContext = Server.CreateObject( "P21Dat.AppContext" )
Here is the error
Server object error 'ASP 0177 : 8007007e'
Server.CreateObject Failed
/siteconfig.asp, line 71
8007007e
I have no idea what "P21Dat.AppContext" is any help?
99.99% that ActiveX "P21Dat.AppContext" not registered on your machine.
0.01% that you don't have permission ;)
You could try to find in in registry...
You could use OleView program (or "Ole-Com Object Viewer" program) to get information about this ActiveX component...
Even after uninstalling and re-installing it several times, my dll wasn't picked up by my ASP application.
I can clearly see it in Registry list. I even gave permission to that key to everyone but no go.
After several tries I found it was because my dll was on network drive.
I copied to my local machine, un-installed and re-installed from local drive and it started working.
I get this error, some times, when I try to debug the asp,net MVC3 Web application. What should i do to get rid of error. I cannot find any logs in eventviewer. Its kind of annoying when you show the demo to a client and this kind of thing happens.
How do fix this issue.
Just uninstall/remove Trusteer Rapport and it will work fine :)
ref: http://forums.asp.net/t/1704958.aspx/8/10?Re%20SEHException%20thrown%20when%20I%20run%20the%20application
I have one web application. while i debug the solution the rendering makes too slow and if i close the browser page i got one error like this
WebDev.WebServer.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
I got one information from attched proess is that this .exe file related to asp.net development server- port(port number).
How it can be resolved? please help me..
You cannot close the browser that opens when you are running debug for an ASP.NET program.
It renders slower because you are debugging it. This means the compiler has injected a lot of extra code need to make the application work with the debugger. There is no getting around this.