Re: ATL ISAPI Deployment problem
You can try asking in the ISAPI and/or IIS groups instead:
microsoft.public.platformsdk.internet.server.isapi-dev
microsoft.public.inetserver.iis.security
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Alexander Nickolov
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"Charles Zhang" <CharlesZhang@newsgroups.nospam> wrote in message
news:O1I6XAzaHHA.4772@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
I created a ATL ISAPI and use a web setup project to deploy the files to a
web server, but I got an "You are not authorized to view this page" (HTTP
Error 403 - Forbidden).
The ISAPI works fine on the development computer.
I compared the settings on the target web server and development web
server. The settings on two computer looks identical for me.
Both the target web server and development web server are IIS 5.0.
I tried IIS 6 on Windows 2003 server and had the same problem.
Here is the details of the settings:
The permission on the local path is "Read".
Te Execute Permissions are "Script and Executable"
The Application Protection is "High"
The settings for "authentication methods":
"Anonymous Access" is enabled. And I made sure the user for "Anonymous
Access" have full access ( "read" should be enough, but I made full
control for my testing).
"Allow IIS to control password" is checked.
"Integated Windows Authentication" is checked.
And also, I placed a gif file into the web application, when I access the
gif file using "http://localhost/SpeedyDbIsApi/print.gif", the picture is
displayed on the browser.
I got "You are not authorized to view this page" when I access the server
response file using "http://localhost/SpeedyDbIsApi/SpeedyDbIsApi.srf"
The response file is as follows:
{{handler bin\SpeedyDbIsApi.dll/Default}}
{{HandleRequest}}
I made sure "SpeedyDbIsApi.dll" was copied onto the bin folder on the
target web server.
I would like someone to give me some hints to resolve this problem.
Thanks
Charles Zhang
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