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Couple IIS7 gotchas running ASP.NET Apps

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 21 Mar 2006 | View original

I've had a little time today playing around with IIS 7 on Vista, and there are a couple of problems that took some time to get around to get an application to run. If you're trying out IIS with your ASP.NET applications this might help you.   #1 The default installation sets up AppPools under NETWORK SERVICE, but NETWORK SERVICE is not added the Temporary ASP.NET directory in the .NET framework path. This causes ASP.NET to fail out right complaining that an invalid directory name is used.   Actually...

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