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  1. Aug 26th, 2005, 10:47 AM #1
    ronlahav
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    Object Expected error

    Dear All

    i was intend to install an aspx application which i wrote on a new computer. so i installed iis and tryed to run the asp file. and it wrote me an error
    line: 23 (the body tag line):
    char:1
    errorbject expected
    code:0
    url:......XXXXX.aspx

    here is my bode tag

    <body MS_POSITIONING="GridLayout" topmargin="0" onload = "Init()">



    so i installed DOT NET FRAMEWORK 1.1
    and it still doesnt run
    What else can it be???


    p.s - i use code behind file aspx.vb and also use there to access an MS Access DB with jet engine. on my development computer it runs perfect

    thanks alot
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  2. Aug 26th, 2005, 11:32 AM #2
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    Re: Object Expected error

    After installing .NET there's an additional config util that needs to be run to correctly register ASP.NET on the IIS. I want to say it's called regnetiis.exe or something to that effect it might be regaspxiis.exe. Try spellunking through some of the more recent threads in the ASP.NET forums here... I know it's been mentioned once or twice in the last week.

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