INFO: Deploying WebClasses with the Package and Deployment Wizard

ID: Q242767


The information in this article applies to:
  • Microsoft Visual Basic Learning, Professional, and Enterprise Editions for Windows, version 6.0


SUMMARY

This article lists resources and links to other Knowledge Base articles that are related to deploying Visual Basic 6.0 WebClasses (Internet Information Server Applications) with the Package and Deployment Wizard.


MORE INFORMATION

The following is a link to a comprehensive article in the September issue of MIND magazine about deploying WebClass applications:

Using the Package and Deployment Wizard
For additional information about deploying WebClass applications, click the article numbers below to view the articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
Q199017 HOWTO: Deploy Visual Basic IIS Applications with PDW
Q194296 HOWTO: Debug PDW Internet Deployment Issues
Q192116 HOWTO: Configure Posting Acceptor to Work With the PDW
Q192639 HOWTO: Use PDW to Deploy Using the FTP Web Publishing Method
Q242550 INFO: System Files Needed to Run WebClasses
For additional information on resolving possible errors that you may receive while deploying your WebClass applications, click the article numbers below to view the articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
Q234974 PRB: Unexpected Error C0042116 With PDW: Web Server Either Is Not Responding or Returned an Unrecognized Response
Unexpected error number C0042116 has occurred: The Web server either is not responding or returned an unrecognized response.
Q234972 PRB: Unexpected Error 40042119 With PDW: There Is No PostInfo File on the Server
Unexpected error number 40042119 has occurred: There is no PostInfo file on the server.

This error may occur if you have typed an incorrect URL or if the URL does not refer to a correctly configured Web server. Ensure that the URL is correct and the Web server is properly configured. For proper configuration, you may need to install Microsoft Visual Studio's server-side setup on the Web server.
Q234975 PRB: Unexpected Error C0042116 With PDW: You Do Not Have Write Access to Destination URL
Unexpected error number C0042116 has occurred: The Web server returned the following error: You do not have write access to destination URL http://<servername>/<directory>.
Q234976 PRB: Unexpected Error C0042116 When Using PDW: Access Denied
Unexpected error number C0042116 has occurred: The Web server returned the following error: Access Denied.
Q234977 PRB: Unexpected Error C0042116 With PDW: Cannot Move Filename to Its Final Destination; Processing Has Stopped
Unexpected error number C0042116 has occurred: The Web server returned the following error: Cannot move filename "<filename>" to its final destination. Further processing has stopped.
Q234978 PRB: Unexpected Error C0042116 With PDW: The Parameter Is Incorrect
Unexpected error number C0042116 has occurred: The parameter is incorrect.
Q234973 PRB: Unexpected Error 80042114 With PDW: The Web Server You Selected Does Not Indicate Support For the Service Provider You Selected
Unexpected error number 80042114 has occurred: The Web server you selected does not indicate support for the service provider you selected.
Q225120 PRB: Unexpected Error C0042116 With PDW: The Signature On Cabinet File XX.CAB Could Not Be Verified
Unexpected error number C0042116 has occurred: The Web server returned the following error: The signature on cabinet file XX.CAB could not be verified.
Q223499 PRB: Unexpected Error C0042116 With PDW: Files Specified in Section RInstallApplicationFiles of filename.INF File Are Busy
Unexpected error number C0042116 has occurred: The Web server returned the following error: Files specified in section RInstallApplicationFiles of INF file jallen8.INF are busy. Can not install them unless allowed to do a REBOOT.

Additional query words: kbMasterDetail

Keywords : kbList kbDeployment kbVBp600 kbWebClasses kbGrpASP kbDSupport
Version : WINDOWS:6.0
Platform : WINDOWS
Issue type : kbinfo


Last Reviewed: November 10, 1999
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