D_Guidi wrote:
> 
>> Looks to be a tag that I should include inside my "Default.aspx" page?
> Simply, copy both files ashx e ashx.cs to your Visual Studio web
> project, at the root directory.
> So then you have a new url to call: as example if you have a web
> project called "Sample", then copy the files into the root path and
> you have a new url called
> http://localhost/proxy.ashx or http://localhost:numport/proxy.ashx if
> you use integrated VS webserver.
> Use the new url as explained here:
> http://trac.osgeo.org/openlayers/wiki/FrequentlyAskedQuestions#ProxyHost
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Hello, I now have IIS installed on my p/c.  

I have downloaded the .zip file recommended and put the two files 
1. proxy.ashx
2. proxy.ashx.cs

into the root of my asp.net website.  I have not done anything to app
settings, I am unsure of where you do that.  When I try to run the site in
debug mode I get an error message which says 
"Could not create type 'Sample.proxy' "

I am sure I am missing some steps.

I have IIS "running" which means I turned it on and then left it sitting.  I
have not tried to configure anything on it.

Despite the good advice I have gotten and the reference materials I am not
getting it.  I think I understand the theory, but the actual implementation
is eluding me.

Any advice is welcome.

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