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My app was working before but now i get access denied
Several folks have run in to issues, where their application was working fine at some point and now they see an error like - [HealthServiceAccessDeniedException: Access is denied.] Microsoft.Health.EasyWebRequest.WaitForCompletion() +438 Microsoft.Health.EasyWebRequest.Fetch(Uri Read More...

Posted Thursday, June 05, 2008 10:52 PM by vaibhavb | 1 Comments

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My app does not work after turning on SSL
If your application is working fine before you configure IIS to use SSL, make sure the following is set in your web.config (under configuration\appsettings): <add key="WCPage_SSLForSecure" value="true" /> We recently ran in to some of our application Read More...

Posted Friday, April 11, 2008 6:18 PM by vaibhavb | 0 Comments

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Troubleshooter: Error accessing site
This error occurs when the troubleshooter cannot access a specific site. If the error occurs when trying to access Microsoft.com, this could indicate generate network problems, or it could indicate a proxy issue. The web.config files in the samples contain Read More...

Posted Wednesday, December 12, 2007 2:31 PM by ericgu | 1 Comments

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Troubleshooter: Application Certificate cannot be accessed
Currently, the platform prepends the characters "WildcatApp-" to the application ID, and uses that as the name of the certificate to look up. So, the certificate that HelloWorld uses is: WildcatApp-05a059c9-c309-46af-9b86-b06d42510550 If the certificate Read More...

Posted Wednesday, December 12, 2007 2:10 PM by ericgu | 4 Comments

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Troubleshooter: Missing or incorrect ApplicationId
In the web.config file, the ApplicationId section is missing or incorrectly formatted. The entry should look like the following: < add key = " ApplicationId " value = " 05a059c9-c309-46af-9b86-b06d42510550 " /> where the value is a valid GUID. Read More...

Posted Wednesday, December 12, 2007 1:57 PM by ericgu | 0 Comments

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