Set A Single Virtual Directory Of Web App To Not Inherit Web.config?
May 26, 2010
I have a virtual directory setup in one of my web apps that needs to not inherit the web.config of the main app so it can run on it's own. I am wondering how I can do this because right now when I hit it (mainwebapp.domain.com/virdir) it throws an error saying it can't find some dependencies that are listed in the main apps web.config (shows main app web.config in the error message), this virdir contains it's own little app that needs to just run standalone.
Here is the problem area:
[code]....
error is on line 145: "Could not load type 'Weborb.ORBHttpHandler'." (this is the parent web.config that it is showing the error in, which I do not want to modify)...
If I add <clear/> to the top of that same block in the child web.config then I get:
"No http handler was found for request type 'GET'"
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