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OK, first off I think it's not a very good idea to require the SQL Server and IIS to be running on the same box. In fact, it'vs very bad from a best-practices standpoint.
I have the server install working now, after intercepting the procedure at the point of installation failure. I added my web server user to the database and the connection string, and assigned permissions to the stored procedures. I'm running the web service out of http://taskvision.interscapeusa.com on Windows Server 2003, and I've enabled the proper protocols to be able to test the web service forms.
Here is the dilemma:
I've changed the app.config file of the client to point to my web server, and I get a vague "I on't wanna work so screw you" error. When I copy the locations out of the web.config file, and paste them into my browser, I get the test pages just fine. I can even get an Auth ticket and use it to get project information out of the other service. But the client won't access it, and I can't find any logs or anything.
Can anyone help? Thanks.
Robert McLaws Interscape Technologies, Inc. |