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We eventually got it to work with IE6 on an IISV6 web server as follows:
Go to IIS Manager on your web server, click on "Web Sites" folder (this folder is above your web root), open Properties, click Service tab, and uncheck both compress options under HTTP Compression section.
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Vijay,
I had previously confirmed to you that the two cache settings were attempted and made no difference. If you're looking for source code to a stripped down app to recreate the problem please take a look at the source code in the first entry to this thread. That simple "Hello World" app reproduces the problem.
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Vijay,
I set "no-cache" using both IIS HTTP Headers properties and also with the adsutil.vbs and neither method resolved the problem.
To summarize, Silverlight 2 RTW does not work with IE6. The simple Silverlight "Hello World" app that makes a web service call to the same web folder to get a "hello ...
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Ken,
Microsoft has confirmed there is an issue with Silverlight and IE6 (although they haven't detailed the exact nature of the problem they are aware of).
As far as the app is concerned, it's on an internal site and is not accessible outside the company. If you refer to the first entry at the top, I have included code for a simple ...
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We're using IIS V6.0
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We are using IIS and I can get access to it. Please advise where I can find the no-cache setting to remove and if it can be done for only the app in question (as opposed to all apps on the server).
Thank you.
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So Vijay what does this mean? Is Microsoft saying Silverlight does not run on IE6 or will the problem be fixed?
Re: the no-cache setting workaround, there is no such setting to be removed from the .net pages. Where should I expect to find the setting that should be removed?
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Stefan,
Below is the exact error message...again only in IE6.
[BrowserHttpWebRequest_WebException_RemoteServer]
Arguments:NotFound
Debugging resource strings are unavailable. Often the key
and arguments provide sufficient information to diagnose the problem. See ...
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I have an app that worked fine with beta 2 under both IE6 and IE7 when deployed to a web server but when I upgraded to RTW and deployed the app to the web server it would only run under IE7 and not IE6.
I have created a simple "Hello World" app that reproduces the problem (see code below). Has anyone run into this and ...