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Sys is not defined Windows 2008 Server
Hi
Please read our problem below :
1) We have developed a web application in which we are calling a web service from javascript . This application is VS 2005 and runs fine on our local windows xp machine as well as runs fine on IIS 6 and windows 2003 server after deploying there.
But now we have deployed it on windows 2008 server with IIS7 and installed ajax extensions as well as it is a dedicated server. We have VS 2008 On this server and just tested over there as well and the application runs fine but when we have placed the code in INETPUB/WWWROOT of this 2008 server , now the error comes :
SYS Is not defined .
it also gives error : SampleWeb Service is not defined.
This is the web service we are calling from a js file.
But my question is : this code runs fine everywhere : on our local VS 2005 , then IIS 6.0 of windows 2003 and also on VS 2008 installed on the server. It just does not run on IIS 7.0
Please help us to debug this error.
Thanks
Please read our problem below :
1) We have developed a web application in which we are calling a web service from javascript . This application is VS 2005 and runs fine on our local windows xp machine as well as runs fine on IIS 6 and windows 2003 server after deploying there.
But now we have deployed it on windows 2008 server with IIS7 and installed ajax extensions as well as it is a dedicated server. We have VS 2008 On this server and just tested over there as well and the application runs fine but when we have placed the code in INETPUB/WWWROOT of this 2008 server , now the error comes :
SYS Is not defined .
it also gives error : SampleWeb Service is not defined.
This is the web service we are calling from a js file.
But my question is : this code runs fine everywhere : on our local VS 2005 , then IIS 6.0 of windows 2003 and also on VS 2008 installed on the server. It just does not run on IIS 7.0
Please help us to debug this error.
Thanks
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