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Subject:
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I can not access the web application from outside
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Posted By:
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asmaa
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Post Date:
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6/4/2008 3:14:06 AM
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hi all,
please help me with this problem. I have developed a web application and published it on a server. this server is installed in my company and of course member of the intranet. the application prompts the client for his user name and password to check if he/she is available in the DB. there is no problem with this if the client is browsing the application by his/her PC in the company that is connected to the same network as the server. now the problem is some clients and not all of them when they try to browse the application from their home, they got the following server error when they enter their user names and passwords "There is no row at position 0 "
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Reply By:
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gbianchi
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Reply Date:
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6/4/2008 6:48:45 AM
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Hi there. Did you trace the error to a particular line of code? that's sounds like a custom error msg.
HTH
Gonzalo
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planoie
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Reply Date:
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6/4/2008 8:59:50 AM
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Can you clarify?
Is the login prompt coming from the browser or is your application prompting them?
If it's the former, then you probably have windows authentication turned on. If the latter, then it shouldn't matter, they simply need a valid application login (i.e. a valid user in your user management data).
-Peter
compiledthoughts.com
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