ConfigLoadError on server 2003

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Stefán Skúlason

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Hi all,

 

I‘ve been trying to setup ME with fusion templates on a Windows server 2003 using IIS6 .

I have default installation, using default sheboygan map.

The mapguide is running and working. The maps are OK.

 

The problem is: I get ConfigLoadError when trying out all of the fusion templates.

Everything is ok in Windows XP but not on server.  

Any Ideas?

Have tried this on two seperate servers (server 2008 running IIS7 and server 2003 running IIS6)

With same result. Looks as the Config.json file is not read.

 

Best Regards  Stefan

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Stefán Skúlason

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Hi all agin,

 

Solved it.

The solution is to add  MIME type „ .json,  application/json“ to the Static handler in IIS

404.3 The static file handler did not have the file in its MimeMap and therefore rejected the request.“

Best regards Stefan

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On 1-Jul-08, at 5:52 AM, Stefán Skúlason wrote:

Hi all agin,
 
Solved it.
The solution is to add  MIME type „ .json,  application/json“ to the Static handler in IIS

404.3 The static file handler did not have the file in its MimeMap and therefore rejected the request.“



Thanks very much Stefán, I had that exact same error with 2003 server and adding the new MIME type solved it.  For others, here is how to do that in IIS:

     - goto "Properties" of your fusion virtual directory in IIS manager
     - select "HTTP Headers" tab
     - select "MIME Types..." button
     - click "New" button
     - enter:   Extension:   .json
       MIME type:   application/json
            - click "Ok"

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