Multiple Versions Issue

[Emil Zegers]

The configuration you describe does work if all needed dll's are available,
looks like your still missing one or more.

Depending on your MapServer version it might need the msvcr70.dll or some
other dll which is not always included in the binary download.

Best is to check dependencies for your current mapserver.exe with a tool
like dependency walker and then check is all needed dll's are in the bin
directory.

If not, copy missing dll's to this directory too (for example, msvcr70.dll
can be found in the windows system).

Regards,

Emil Zegers


-----Original Message-----
From: UMN MapServer Users List [mailto:MAPSERVER-USERS at LISTS.UMN.EDU]On
Behalf Of Pascoe,Tim [Burlington]
Sent: donderdag 10 maart 2005 17:49
To: MAPSERVER-USERS at LISTS.UMN.EDU
Subject: [UMN_MAPSERVER-USERS] Multiple Versions Issue


        Currently, I am developing a Mapserver application on a server used
to host several different web apps. In order to avoid causing version issues
with other applications (which I am not responsible for), I am attempting to
install a completely encapsulated version of Mapserver and Chameleon on the
server -  Windows2000 with IIS.
        I have a straight-forward installation on my local XP box, but I use
the PATH variable to set the location of the DLL’s for mapserver. On the web
server, I was hoping that I could simply place all of the required dlls in
the same directory (MS44/bin), and that mapserv.exe would use these dlls for
its execution. However, I get a CGI header return error when I access the
mapserv.exe file through the browser, indicating that a DLL was not found
properly (correct?). The mapserv.exe and dlls are in a virtual directory
under the main web, with read and execute permissions. IUSR has also been
granted access to the directory.
        Anyone have any experience with this? TIA
Timothy Pascoe


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