Hello.

first of all: good software.
Anyway i have a problem working with web services .asmx (with IIS no problem), i have this error msg:

Server Error in '/' Application.
HTTP Error 403 - Forbidden.
Version Information: Cassini Web Server 2.1.4.3


Cassini settings:

Application Status Port Number Physical Path
RDSWebService Running 4913 C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\RDSWebService

N.B. i work succesfully with an aspx web application, simply if i move web folders and files application into above path it works fine.

I'm using last cassini vs2008 version (v. 2.0.9)

Thanks for your help.
Ivan

Hello, Ivan.

Thank you much for the positive feedback.

Current version of UltiDev Cassini does not support multiple applications on the same port, which makes it impossible to register two applications like http://host:1234/app1 and http://host:1234/app2. Since each app has to have its unique port, we didn't implement "virtual folder" feature in UltiDev Cassini (although later we found out that there is another good reason for virtual paths - cookie paths are not port-specific and therefore shared between all apps hosted by Cassini on the same machine).
Virtual folders and port sharing support will be a part of the next release of UltiDev Cassini (which does not have a release schedule yet), but for now the root of your application has to have at least "Bin" folder and "web.config" file. The rest of the files can be placed in a sub-folder inside application's root.

Please let us know if this information was helpful.

Best regards,
UltiDev Team.

Hello, Ivan.

To have "http://localhost:8080/MyApplicationName/Service.asmx" URL, the folder with your application would have to have this structure:
/ (app root)
___Bin (folder)
___web.config (file)
___MyApplicationName (folder)
______Service.asmx (file)

In other words, we currently require that the root of the app (containing Bin folder and web.config file) is not in a sub-folder. The reason we have done that is because we felt that if we allowed subfolders, it would lead people to believe they could register multiple applications on the same port, as long as they are in different folders - just like IIS does. Since our web server would still not allow multiple apps in different sub-folders, we didn't see the reason to keep that ambiguity. We now know that there is a good reason to have a sub-folder - it is to avoid sharing cookies between multiple apps, but we missed this issue back when we were designing the system.

Best regards,
UltiDev Team

Not a problem, Ivan.
We are always glad to help.

Best regards,
UltiDev Team.