ASP Engine

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SusanJane sjl

I'm running FP 2002 on XP Pro and can't get ASP installed. I recently
installed the IIS from my XP Pro CD, and I thought that the ASP engine was a
component of IIS. But when I try to test it out by creating a new web page
with the code
<body>
<%
Response.Write "hello, world"
%>
</body>
and save that as asptest.asp, go into preview - nothing.
I'm really in the dark & would appreciate any help.
 
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Ronx

Have you published to http://www.mywebsite.com? IIS on Windows XP Pro will
only respond to

http://localhost

http://127.0.0.1

http://123.456.789.123 where those numbers are the IP address of your PC
on your LAN (if you are on a LAN)

http://machinename (machinename is the name given to your PC and can be
seen in Properties when right clicking My Computer.)

http://www.mywebsite.com if and only if you have set up a DNS server or
the Hosts file to point www.mywebsite.com at your PC.

If you have published the site, then your host must deal with the ASP -
this is a setting on the server, not your PC.
 
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SusanJane sjl

Ronx,

Thanks for the info. When I said http://www.mywebsite.com, "mywebsite"
refers to my existing website that's been out there for 5 years now. Are you
saying the server that hosts my website deals with ASP, and not my PC?
 
R

Ronx

Correct
Your server that hosts the website must be able to process asp pages, since
these are server-side scripts.
 

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