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Odd, there is a leading "/" which indicates that the file
utilityfunctions.aspx file is located at the root of the webserver.<br>
I sill suggest you start over, and don't try to include the ASPX files,
but rather copy paste the code into a codebehind file.<br>
<pre class="moz-signature" cols="72">Regards. Kenneth, GEOGRAF A/S
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<pre wrap="">have pasted the screen shot of the error
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Kenneth, GEOGRAF A/S wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Where does it say "Failed to map utilityfunctions.aspx", is it in the
designer, at build time, or at runtime?
Are there any references to a line number?
If so, what does the line contain, and what about the lines above and
below?
To get this to work, I would recomend that you create a project, and
select IIS as noted previously.
Add the MapGuideDotNetApi.dll reference, and copy all files from the
mapviewernet/bin folder into the project bin folder.
Then create a single new page, select all code functions from the
"utilityfunctions.aspx" and paste them into the codebehind file.
Repeat the previous step for all required/desired functions/files.
This will be a mess, but until you know exactly what functions you need,
it is easier to keep them all in the same page.
Also, keeping all code in the codebehind file will make debugging and
compiling much easier.
Regards, Kenneth, GEOGRAF A/S
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<pre wrap="">Well i have copied all the folders available in dotnetviewersample in a
folder created in <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="http://www...Then">www...Then</a> opened the same folder in visual
studio....Then as you said have changed the webserver..... Now it is
unable
to find the utilityfunctions.aspx.....It says that failed to map
utilityfunctions.aspx
Regards
Swetha
Jackie Ng wrote:
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<pre wrap="">You're gonna have to be more specific with the error message.
- Jackie
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<pre wrap="">Hi,
It is now giving me an error saying "failed to map
"utilityfunctions.aspx".....It is in the same folder which is
created.....Dont know why it is unable to find it?
:,(:,(
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