Parser Error in published webpage

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If I debug my project, the page displays well. Then, I copy all of the files of the project into inetpub/wwwroot/ folder. From IIS 7 manager, I open the page on a browser, but receive the such error:
Parser Error Message: Could not load type 'myProj.SiteMaster'.

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<%@ Page Language="C#" MasterPageFile="~/Site.Master"  AutoEventWireup="true" CodeBehind="AddRecord.aspx.cs" Inherits="xxx.AddRecord" %>

How can this be debugged? Thanks.

Posted 7-Aug-15 4:09am

s yu

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[no name] 7-Aug-15 11:04am

Have you checked if output dll files are present int BIN folder?

ZurdoDev 7-Aug-15 11:16am

Your build is incomplete. Do a full build instead of just trying to copy source code.

s yu 7-Aug-15 11:25am

I did build the project and then copied to the folder. I tried again and still got error. It appears to be that the path (the '~' is filtered out) for the .Master page has the problem when the project is in IIS. Any idea? Thanks.

Parser Error Message: The file '/Site2.Master' does not exist.
Source Error:
Line 1: <%@ Page Language="C#" MasterPageFile="~/Site2.Master" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeBehind="AddRecord.aspx.cs" Inherits="JS_Monument.ASPX.Editing.AddRecord" %>

ZurdoDev 7-Aug-15 11:31am

~ will take you to the root of the application. So, you may want to look at how you configured it in IIS.

s yu 7-Aug-15 11:53am

I changed to
MasterPageFile="../../Site2.Master"
which also works in my local debugging. However, once it is published, gets:
Parser Error Message: Could not load type 'JS_Monument.Site2'.
Wish you can provide additional advisory. Thanks.

ZurdoDev 7-Aug-15 11:55am

../../ is absolute pathing from where you are at. ~ takes you to the root. So, you have to look in IIS and see where is the root of your site? Site2.Master in a folder looking icon in IIS or in an application icon? I can't see your IIS so you have to set it up right.

s yu 7-Aug-15 12:40pm

Ryan: Your comment makes sense. I changed back to ~/Site2.Master. The paths of both local debugging (good) and IIS deployed are below:
http://localhost:58765/ASPX/Editing/AddRecord.aspx - local debugging
http://localhost/JS_CMV/JS_Monument/ASPX/Editing/EditRecord.aspx - IIS deployed
Could you advise me how to config the path in IIS Manager? Or where is the literature I can refer to? Thanks.

ZurdoDev 7-Aug-15 13:03pm

Where your web.config is, the folder in IIS should be configured as an application.

s yu 7-Aug-15 16:58pm

The web.config is under the project, the top level file in the project.
In the IIS, the tree structure is Sites\Default Web Sites\My Proj Folder\My Proj. In the \Inetpub\wwwroot\My Proj Folder\My Proj\, the web.config is there. Thanks for your help.

ZurdoDev 7-Aug-15 22:18pm

Where web.config is, it needs to be created as an application.

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