Production vs. Development (MergeFileListFast)

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   Can someone tell me what am I missing here?...

I get a code = 0 when using the MergeFileListFast in production only.

I wrote a .NET (c#) 3.5 application that merges pdf files. Using Activex dll [QuickPDFAX0718]

The app works:
1) In development -of course-

It does not work:
1) when access through the http link in production.

FACTS:
1) The folder where the merge pdf is stored is accessed by using impersonation. Which takes away any 'security to write to a folder' issues.
2) I installed Visual Studio on my test server and ran the app from there and it works; however when I access the same application through the website link...it returns 0 when MergeFileListFast is called.

What am I doing wrong? 
Please help!!! I am running out of ideas....

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Claypigeons Members Profile Find Members Posts Beginner Joined: 13 Apr 10 Status: Offline Points: 2	Post Options Post Reply Quote Claypigeons Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Production vs. Development (MergeFileListFast) Posted: 13 Apr 10 at 10:10PM
	Can someone tell me what am I missing here?... I get a code = 0 when using the MergeFileListFast in production only. I wrote a .NET (c#) 3.5 application that merges pdf files. Using Activex dll [QuickPDFAX0718] The app works: 1) In development -of course- It does not work: 1) when access through the http link in production. FACTS: 1) The folder where the merge pdf is stored is accessed by using impersonation. Which takes away any 'security to write to a folder' issues. 2) I installed Visual Studio on my test server and ran the app from there and it works; however when I access the same application through the website link...it returns 0 when MergeFileListFast is called. What am I doing wrong? Please help!!! I am running out of ideas....

Claypigeons Members Profile Find Members Posts Beginner Joined: 13 Apr 10 Status: Offline Points: 2	Post Options Post Reply Quote Claypigeons Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 14 Apr 10 at 8:58PM
	Well I figured it out...it was an IIS setting! Somehow front page _vti_ folders were created automatically...I don't need them so I deleted them and now it works...why ? I don't really know.