CodingASP.NET web service

 

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 From:  Ally   
 To:  Rich     
32966.5 In reply to 32966.4 

Cheers. Now that I've been away for the night and come back to it I've got somewhere... and it's a pretty simple mistake.

 

The ASP.NET development server only allows connections from localhost. I think this is causing the problem, as the publishing server (which is actually on localhost) is getting connection refused errors.

 

I can copy the service over to a machine with IIS, but then I won't have any access to the debugging stuff, right? Can I get it to log into a file or something?

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 From:  THERE IS NO GOD BUT (RENDLE)  
 To:  Ally      
32966.6 In reply to 32966.5 
If you want to do this properly, you should use Remote Debugging as described here. It's dead clever.

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 From:  Ally   
 To:  THERE IS NO GOD BUT (RENDLE)     
32966.7 In reply to 32966.6 

It looks it.

 

I'm OK for now, though- I found some error logs that were complaining about access- once I'd changed a few permissions it was all up and running and writing to my test file. Now I just need to do some jiggery pokery and get it to update a database...

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