Error in ASP AjaxViewer application

[David Hamilton]

Hi,

I have set up both MapGuide and the Web Server Extensions on IIS,
auto-configured using the installer program, both on the same computer using
the '127.0.0.1' address. However, browsing to the
'/mapviewerajax/ajaxviewer.aspx?WEBLAYOUT=Library://ATest.WebLayout' address
gives the following error:

"Server Error in '/mapguide/mapviewerajax' Application.
The resource cannot be found.
Description: HTTP 404. The resource you are looking for (or one of its
dependencies) could have been removed, had its name changed, or is
temporarily unavailable.  Please review the following URL and make sure that
it is spelled correctly. 
Requested URL: /mapguide/mapviewerajax/ajaxviewer.aspx"

This error also appears in the preview window of the MapGuide Studio - which
seriously hinders any map development. 

Questions:
1  Has anyone else encountered/fixed this error?
2  Is there a workaround for MapGuide studio - i.e. can it use another
component for layer/map previews?

Additional Information:
*  Windows XP Professional SP2
*  IIS 5.1
*  .NET v2.0.50727
*  DotNetViewerSample gives the same error (I did follow the sample
installation instructions)
*  WMS works for the Sheboygan sample, as does serving of static files such
as the license.htm.
*  MapGuide site configured to use .NET 2 (dropping it back to .NET 1.1 at
least gives a more useful error, the 'namespace OSGeo not found error'
reported in the forums)
*  .aspx seem to be correctly mapped to the aspnet_isapi.dll file.
*  Authentication allows Anonymous access, as per manual setup.
*  MapGuide Admin Log files do not seem to show anything of interest
*  Same error in IE/Firefox/Safari browsers

All I need is the import and WMS serving of a single map, and I have a short
deadline, so I am afraid that I may have to abandon using MapGuide for our
product if I cannot find a workaround soon.

Thanks in advance
  David Hamilton

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