We can run the ReportViewer in a ASP.Net Web App project that is off the root OK so localhost/test/report.aspx works. It's running as a Client Report. But if we move the application up another level the report stops working so localhost/testfolder/test/test.aspx.
When the report fails it has no data to display and none of the images are loading.
Info: We are bind the report in code and sort out the Report.LocalReport.ReportPath to the correct path.
Can't help thinking there is a setting wrong, but stumped at the moment!
From the comment I've probably not made my self clear, the ASP.Net WebApp is not at the root level it's at the. There is the root application, then "testfolder" as an application and then "test". There are no access permission problems for the files.
Could you please give proper access permissions to new folder. I guess there would be report viewer user/group to give permission.
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I have a basic question so apologies in advanced but I have been googling for hours and not been able to find the answer. I made an ASP.NET Core Razor Pages app and deployed it to a folder (which is in a network, it's basically our staging environment) and now need to know how to access the index page in the URL. I followed this doc on how to publish the app into a folder: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/deploying/deploy-with-vs?tabs=vs156 (I chose the Self-contained deployment without third-party dependencies option) but now how do I access the index file?
For example if this is the URL: https://testing.com/FolderName
And the app is in the 'FolderName' folder what do I need to follow up next in the URL to open the app? Inside the FolderName folder there is wwwroot folder, appsettings.Development, appsettings, the .exe, a .pdb, and a web.config. So how do I access the app in the web? I also tried copy/pasting the files and navigating to index.cshtml but didn't work either.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks guys.
Razor Pages are not routed based on the file system (like PHP).
You start the Web server (by opening the exe) and navigate to the URL where the Web server tells you it's serving the app (in the terminal you should see a line that says "Listening on https://your_url:port...").
The index should be the first thing you see when you navigate there.
I'm fairly new to developing with ASP.NET and in general. I have created a simple data-driven web application that will be used to display images the colors of which will be changed depending on certain criteria. I used Visual Studio 2019 to create it. When I test/run it from within VS 2019 using the "play" button, it runs perfectly and the page opens in my browser just as you would expect.
My issue is that I'm trying to deploy it to the IIS and host it from my machine here at work, so others can access the pages. I have published the application to a local file on my C:\ drive. I then open up IIS Manager and create the website by pointing to that local file. Now, when I choose to browse that site from the IIS manager, at first I was getting an error saying that access is denied.
Then I followed the instructions to configure the security on that local file folder to allow IIS_USRS to access the file, but when I run it, I just get a page that tries to load indefinitely.
What am I doing wrong? If I point the IIS Manager to the files after saving them to a location on my company's network, I again get the access is denied error.
Do I understand it correctly that IIS needs permission to access the files? If so, how do I configure it that way other than what I already tried? If I need to provide further information, please let me know. Thanks so much for your support.
Our department is in the process of moving to a new domain. We were all given new network logins etc. Our computers are part of the new domain, everything seems to be ok. I've copied all my files over, but when I run visual studio, I get the classic error...
Could not load file or assembly 'AjaxControlToolkit' or one of its dependencies. Access is denied.
Now, I know this is a permissions issue, and I assume it's happening because I'm running visual studio as a different user, and the file permissions need to be redone. I've tried adding and granting full access to c:/users/myNewNetworkID/appData/temp for IIS_Iusers, Network services... I remember when I started this job and the PC was new that I had to change a bunch... does anyone know exactly what folders need to have new permissions assigned? I also tried granting those users full access to the temp asp.net folder in Microsoft.net/framework64/... but I'm still getting this infuriatingly vague error. any help would be greatly appreciated...
I've had this problem before and have found that granting full control to the group called "Everyone" for the folder C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework[.NET FRAMEWORK VERSION]\Temporary ASP.NET Files does the job although your error could be caused by something else. The folder above is where temporary files are stored when apps are compiled for the first time (this will probably include a shadow copy of the Ajax Control Toolkit listed in the error above) are temporarily stored
Find this folder in Windows Explorer, right click on it, select properties, go to the security tab, grant access to the 'Everyone' group)
I am attempting to host an ASP.NET application inside of my SharePoint site. I want to host a full-application so I'm hoping to run it as a virtual path application.
Following instructions mentioned in other areas around the web, which said that I could go into ISS and create a virtual path inside of my SharePoint site to run the application.
Link (page 4)
After finishing this portion I began getting asked for credentials. I got rid of the credentials request, by browsing to the folder containing my Virtual Path and changing security settings to allow iUSR_ account. I no longer get credentials, but I now get a blank page.
I don't know how to get passed this blank page issue, any help is greatly appreciated.
Background: I realize that I can run an application in the layouts folder, but it doesn't seem to work the same as it references .cs files that should be in the code-behind.
-Update-
The blank page issue is solved if I convert the virtual path to an application. However, it seems that I can't piggy-back off of the SharePoint's user credentials when it's an application.
Have you checked that the AppPool for the MVC site is running as the same user as the sharepoint webapp?
What I have?
I have a ASP.NET page deployed in layouts folder of 12 hive in SharePoint. This page makes use of Accordion control in AjaxControlToolkit.dll V3.5.40412.2.
I have placed the page code behind class assembly and AjaxControlToolkit.dll in Virtual Directory bin folder.
What I want?
I want to load this page when a link clicked from a web part for users of "Visitors" site group when the DLLs are placed in virtual directory bin folder.
What problem am I facing?
The page loads properly for administrator. But, for "Visitors", it shows "The website declined to show this webpage" error message.
In these scenarios the page works fine for "Visitors":
If I place both the assemblies in GAC
If I give Everyone read permission to AjaxControlToolkit.dll (in bin)
Am I missing something here?
Update: One strange thing I noticed was I removed everyone read access to the DLL and given one of the users in "Visitors" group read permission to the DLL. Then, I tried to login with that user and it works fine for him. But, now, it is working for all the users in "Visitors" group. I am surprised! When I removed the user read permission again same error repeated for all the users. How can it happen?
DLL's that are placed in the bin folder do not run uner Full Trust, you need to create a Code Access Security (CAS) policy file and deploy that to your sharepoint application. CAS policies are used by the .NET framework to assign execution rights etc. to (specific) dll's.
More info here.