I have a web application developed in asp classic which is running online. I want that application to be accessible through computers in my office only. Can this be possible?
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I've been searching the web like crazy for answers on how to use client certificates with an old asp .NET web form. We are building an Azure Key Vault and I can build an ASP .NET Core app and use client certificates no problem to access the key vault. But we also have some legacy websites here at my job and we don't have time to re-write these all so to start I can turn them into web applications because the only way to currently open them in Visual Studio is by opening VS going to File->Open->Web Site. I did a POC with one and while it took some time since I had to basically create a new web application then I copied the pages/code over to this web application. But I used ClientId/SecretID to access Azure Key Vault and this worked fine.
But we want to use client certificates and I'm at a loss as to how to do this with a webform. Everything I find on the web when I search is for ASP .NET Core or MVC, not .NET Framework 4.8 with aspx webforms.
These applications use global.asax and you can't use routing filters.
Is it even possible to use client certificates in webforms?
I am a .NET developer, I created an ASP .NET web application which communicates with windows app clients and xamarin android clients. The web application in fact is a bunch of web services which upload data (images) to the disk of a web server, and manage SQL Server databases. The objective of the entire system is to create budgets for the building company of my brother's, he is a contractor.
I want to host the web application on a shared server, but my web application lacks a web page or user interface, and according to most of the hosting companies in the terms of use they say that files on their servers must be related to the website which one should host.
Are there hosting companies willing to host an application like mine?
You're looking for web application hosting, not website hosting. Azure App Services will do what you're looking for but that might be overkill. This also might be better answered in one of the other stack sites.
Question 1:
I have the ASP .Net website folder and want to convert it to the web application projects for ASP .Net, but I find out the website UI elements can't inherit in the web application projects. The complier shows "This UI can't find out.", and "This UI ID has two objects."
Could tell me how to solve this problems?
Question 2:
I find out the memory of the service is too huge when the client side website selects the huge data on the client website, and exports the huge data. These also show the memory error message on the client side website.
How to stop the aspnet_wp.exe running of the service side from the client side website in ASP.Net in C#?
Running environment:
Windows 7 x86
.Net framework 4.0
Thanks.
I have an Asp.Net Core web site targeting NET Framework 4.6.1 on IIS.
On that domain, I would like to have a subdomain with Web Forms web services, so I created a web application in IIS, with a different application pool.
www.example.com: asp.net core web site with no managed code in the application pool
www.example.com/soap : asp.net webforms with manage code in the application pool.
For some reason, I am getting an error 502.5, the application process failed to start. The URL is picked up by the asp.net core engine, before it can go to the separate web application in the sub directory.
what is needed to get this working?
We have 2 different sites, one is Asp.net and another MS Sharepoint and we need to take some data from Sharepoint to the Asp.net site
The Asp.net application is one server and the Sharepoint Site is on a different server.
How can we do move that from one site to another through Web-services?
We are looking for suggestions.
You can use standard Sharepoint soap web services or Managed client object model. Please find links below:
Windows SharePoint Services Web Services -
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa979690(v=office.12).aspx
Call it from js - http://weblogs.asp.net/jan/archive/2009/04/09/calling-the-sharepoint-web-services-with-jquery.aspx
SharePoint Foundation 2010 Managed Client Object Model -
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee857094.aspx
Setting a Sharepoint Site Theme through a Web Service?