Not able to logon (O4W)
At 17 MAY 2010 11:13:56AM John Bouley wrote:
I have configured IIS 5.1, created the examples registry keys, loaded oesocetserver, verified each is talking on the same port. I can select the "Users" link on the Start page and a "Login Please" dialog pops up. Howerver, when I click login nothing happens. The bottom of IE shows "Error on Page". Clicking on this shows the following error:
Webpage error details
User Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 8.0; Windows NT 5.1; Trident/4.0; .NET CLR 2.0.50727)
Timestamp: Mon, 17 May 2010 15:11:30 UTC
Message: Syntax error
Line: 1
Char: 1611
Code: 0
URI: http://localhost/examples/javascript/o4wscripts.pack.js
At 17 MAY 2010 11:42AM Warren Auyong wrote:
Does the Windows user account that you are running IIS under have a password? I setup IIS under a virtual pc session without passwords to test O4W and I would get that challenge. After I set a password for the windows account the challenge went away and never came back even when I later removed the user password.
At 17 MAY 2010 12:03PM John Bouley wrote:
Warren,
It is configured for anonymous access using IUSR_machine with the check box to allow IIS to control the password. I did check the security on the O4W folder and added this machine user but the problem persists.
John
At 17 MAY 2010 01:12PM Dave Harmacek wrote:
John, did you create a virtual folder "examples" pointing to
the o4w folder under openinsight?
At 17 MAY 2010 01:17PM John Bouley wrote:
Dave,
I did, but instead of pointing to my network folder I copied the O4W folder down to c:\revsoft. That is the only folder located on my c: drive.
John
At 17 MAY 2010 03:43PM John Bouley wrote:
I decided to debug the web session. IE is showing an error on the "eval(htm)" within the following javascript with a syntax error.
if(html.substring(0,1)==*"){document.open("text/html","replace");document.write(html.substring(1));document.close()}else{eval(html)}
not sure if this is a red herring but thought I should post incase someone else has already run across this or is a javascript expert.
John
At 17 MAY 2010 05:31PM John Bouley wrote:
Decided to try Mozilla Firefox and it works fine. So there appears to be a problem with IE v8 ??
John