Thanks, Derek. I figured if anyone wanted to know, they'd ask. Derek Kalweit wrote: > Well, for the archives, if anyone's reading this and actually wants > the answer, I believe the solution was to enable 'Active Server pages' > in the 'Web Service Extensions' section of the IIS admin... > > W2K3 throws 404 errors when it should be throwing 500 errors for > things like this, in the name of 'security'... FYI, if you're trying > to run SOAP with WSDL files, you need to enable 'All Unknown ISAPI > Extensions'. There may be a less inclusive way to do this, but > enabling that basically makes it operate like IIS5, and the security > in regards to that was suitable for me, so that's what I've done. >
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