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Old August 3rd, 2003, 10:15 PM
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I am a newbie and just obtained the book begining ASP 3.0. I was following the instructions on "how to test your web server" in the book. Anytime, I go to the MMC console and click on default web setting to right-click on "start" to start web publishing, I keep getting an error message which says "Address already in use". Any help will be greatly appreciated on how to resolve the problem.

To elaborate further on my situation. I have Oracle 9i installed on the same computer. Anytime, I type http://localhost, it brings up the Oracle HTTP page. Could this be why I am getting the error message. Any help to assist in resolving this issue asap would be greatly appreciated.
 
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What OS are you using?

your localhost is just your base directory, and doesn't mean Oracle is overide you Web Server. Try creating a virtual directory and refering to it.

You can use your IIS manager to do this or or goto:
C:\Inetpub\wwwroot (or where you have set your webserver)
Create a folder begASP, right click folder, Properties, Web Sharing, Share This Folder and Name your virtual directory.

Place html or asp file as index or default and call the page
http://localhost/begASP and see if it runs

:)

TDA
 
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quote:Originally posted by tdaustin
 What OS are you using?

your localhost is just your base directory, and doesn't mean Oracle is overide you Web Server. Try creating a virtual directory and refering to it.

You can use your IIS manager to do this or or goto:
C:\Inetpub\wwwroot (or where you have set your webserver)
Create a folder begASP, right click folder, Properties, Web Sharing, Share This Folder and Name your virtual directory.

I am using Windows 2000. I spoke with one of our Network administrators and i realized it was a conflict of IP address. The Oracle server had taken over my default port, port 80 so I had to change the IIS web server port to 8080 and I was able to display the page. Thanks for your help and I will still look into your option.

Place html or asp file as index or default and call the page
http://localhost/begASP and see if it runs

:)

TDA





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