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Pravin,
Your understanding of my websites is correct, 2 default websites (not virtual directories) in subfolders of wwwroot folder.
I was able to browse to the service through iis. I have a couple more ideas i have to try, i may have goofed something up and will get back later.
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Pravin,
I have tried setting subpaths to true with no success. The error i'm getting is the one that says "there might be a cross domain issue etc..." I'm pulling using ado.net entity framework.
I have a main site that sits in wwwroot\sulamita_dnn folder, that one is setup to go to sulamitachurch.org in IIS. Then I ...
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You're saying put it into wwwroot, but how would it be accessible from the web? I don't think it could be access by the silverlight app from wwwroot folder, but like i said, i'm no expert here.
Either way, i gave it a shot by just dragging the file into the wwwroot and trying it again, still no go. Should i be clearing some cache when ...
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Wow, you're fast! I haven't even edited my post (chrome don't like this forum).
No, its not in wwwroot, its in the same directory where default.aspx resides. Which in my case is C:\inetpub\wwwroot\Media\MediaApp\MediaApp.Web
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First off, I'm not a web developer by career, I don't know doodly squat when it comes to data connectivity using wcf service, but the idea seems simple from the videos but I'm just not able to get it to work...
Here's my situation:
1. I'm working on a dedicated server, in VS2008.
2. I have a sql express database with data ...
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I have a very similar issue that the OP has, and I'm not dealing with a host provider, I have a dedicated server 2008 with IIS-7.
I can tweak it anyway I want. Basically, when running under VS web server, out of the dedicated server, it all runs fine, but if under the IIS, data is not pulled and i get the cross domain issue.
I have ...
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if anyone stumbles over this thread, i ended up passing the media source name in code behind on page load, don't know why i didn't think of that right off the top.
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The thing is, I did not build this video player, i'm using the default videoplayer.xap from codeplex. So I don't have a place to do this in xaml, only asp.net and code behind.
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I guess the question i should ask is how do you set a code-behind variable (c#) to "m=" property? I have a filename variable that should work, that filename variable is a string "m=http://localhost:2136/media/test.wmv" if i copy and paste that string into the initparementer, it works, but if i use the filename it does not work. ...
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oh, sorry i guess it got cut out, here's my situation:
One page has a hyperlink to my player page, so from that first page I add a stringquery to the url that contains the media file name.
On the player page, i need to create the absolute path to the media file, so to do that I need the "http://localhost:2136/media/" & ...