WCF Service not working in IIS after Web app migration
I migrated my web app hosting a WCF Service from Windows 10 to Windows Server 2012. I followed the steps below:
- Copied the folder where the Web App's files are to the new machine.
- Installed all ASP.NET and WCF features.
- Created a new application targeting the folder containing the files of the application.
When I try to run the service I get HTTP 404 Error, The Resource cannot be found. When I just target the svc file I get
Metadata publishing for this service is currently disabled.
I don't get this message when hitting the same URL in the original machine. Instead I get the regular screen telling me that I have created a service.
When hitting the root folder on a browser, in the original machine I get a white screen but in the new machine I get
A default document is not configured for the requested URL, and directory browsing is not enabled on the server.
As far as I can say, all configuration parameters are the same in both machines.
I want to add a detail that might help. When I restart the site on the original machine, the first time I request the service, I wait a few seconds for the site to compile and run. On the new machine this doesn't seem to happen. It may be that the code-behind is not loaded at all.
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I migrated my web app hosting a WCF Service from Windows 10 to Windows Server 2012. I followed the steps below:
- Copied the folder where the Web App's files are to the new machine.
- Installed all ASP.NET and WCF features.
- Created a new application targeting the folder containing the files of the application.
When I try to run the service I get HTTP 404 Error, The Resource cannot be found. When I just target the svc file I get
Metadata publishing for this service is currently disabled.
I don't get this message when hitting the same URL in the original machine. Instead I get the regular screen telling me that I have created a service.
When hitting the root folder on a browser, in the original machine I get a white screen but in the new machine I get
A default document is not configured for the requested URL, and directory browsing is not enabled on the server.
As far as I can say, all configuration parameters are the same in both machines.
I want to add a detail that might help. When I restart the site on the original machine, the first time I request the service, I wait a few seconds for the site to compile and run. On the new machine this doesn't seem to happen. It may be that the code-behind is not loaded at all.
asp.net iis-8 wcf
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I migrated my web app hosting a WCF Service from Windows 10 to Windows Server 2012. I followed the steps below:
- Copied the folder where the Web App's files are to the new machine.
- Installed all ASP.NET and WCF features.
- Created a new application targeting the folder containing the files of the application.
When I try to run the service I get HTTP 404 Error, The Resource cannot be found. When I just target the svc file I get
Metadata publishing for this service is currently disabled.
I don't get this message when hitting the same URL in the original machine. Instead I get the regular screen telling me that I have created a service.
When hitting the root folder on a browser, in the original machine I get a white screen but in the new machine I get
A default document is not configured for the requested URL, and directory browsing is not enabled on the server.
As far as I can say, all configuration parameters are the same in both machines.
I want to add a detail that might help. When I restart the site on the original machine, the first time I request the service, I wait a few seconds for the site to compile and run. On the new machine this doesn't seem to happen. It may be that the code-behind is not loaded at all.
asp.net iis-8 wcf
I migrated my web app hosting a WCF Service from Windows 10 to Windows Server 2012. I followed the steps below:
- Copied the folder where the Web App's files are to the new machine.
- Installed all ASP.NET and WCF features.
- Created a new application targeting the folder containing the files of the application.
When I try to run the service I get HTTP 404 Error, The Resource cannot be found. When I just target the svc file I get
Metadata publishing for this service is currently disabled.
I don't get this message when hitting the same URL in the original machine. Instead I get the regular screen telling me that I have created a service.
When hitting the root folder on a browser, in the original machine I get a white screen but in the new machine I get
A default document is not configured for the requested URL, and directory browsing is not enabled on the server.
As far as I can say, all configuration parameters are the same in both machines.
I want to add a detail that might help. When I restart the site on the original machine, the first time I request the service, I wait a few seconds for the site to compile and run. On the new machine this doesn't seem to happen. It may be that the code-behind is not loaded at all.
asp.net iis-8 wcf
asp.net iis-8 wcf
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