Configuration :: Unable To Save Graphic File On Virtual Directory?
Nov 25, 2010
I am really stumped on this. I have IIS setup on my local box, and a virtual directory pointed to the folder MapBuilder. IUSR and IWAM have been given full access. When I run this through web developer, everything works great. When I access it through IIS, the following error is generated:
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The line of code that generates the error is:
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If I change the code to use a virtual directory I get the same basic error on the Overview.Save call:
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