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XML Parsing Error - 0.7b1 Install

11/17/2006 9:33 AM

drofnas

Joined: 10/22/2006

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XML Parsing Error - 0.7b1 Install

After I finally got the Install process to work, I had to stop inheriting permissions and just game Everyone full access, I tried to view my new installation and I got an XML Parsing Error:

XML Parsing Error: no element found
Location: http://localhost/BugNet/Default.aspx
Line Number 1, Column 1:

I thought it might has been some changes I made to one of the config files, Log4Net.Config or Web.Config, but both of them are validate XML. So I'm not sure exactly what the issue is.

Since I was only testing the 0.67 version of BugNet I decided to just go thru the New Install process, and everything was looking good, but now I'm getting this XML error.

Has anyone else got this issue?

11/17/2006 1:39 PM

Davin Dubeau

bugnetproject.com
Joined: 3/2/2006

Posts: 1428

Re: XML Parsing Error - 0.7b1 Install

drofnas wrote
After I finally got the Install process to work, I had to stop inheriting permissions and just game Everyone full access, I tried to view my new installation and I got an XML Parsing Error:

XML Parsing Error: no element found
Location: http://localhost/BugNet/Default.aspx
Line Number 1, Column 1:

I thought it might has been some changes I made to one of the config files, Log4Net.Config or Web.Config, but both of them are validate XML. So I'm not sure exactly what the issue is.

Since I was only testing the 0.67 version of BugNet I decided to just go thru the New Install process, and everything was looking good, but now I'm getting this XML error.

Has anyone else got this issue?

I would double check to make sure there isn't a "special character" or something that you may have added when editing the files.

I have received this with other xml files when there is a bad character ( although it will still validate in certain circumstances)

Davin Dubeau

11/17/2006 6:35 PM

stubbsie

Joined: 11/17/2006

Posts: 2

Re: XML Parsing Error - 0.7b1 Install

I have same error with new version of Bugnet. I get this exact same error when viewing in Firefox 2.0 browser.

XML Parsing Error: no element found
Location: http://localhost/BugNet/Default.aspx
Line Number 1, Column 1:

Now I have loaded the project in the VS2005 and when I debug, it opens blank IE browser window for the Default page. Also has many errors about not finding the schema. I am very new to VS2005 and don't know what to do next to try and fix.

11/18/2006 5:52 AM

Davin Dubeau

bugnetproject.com
Joined: 3/2/2006

Posts: 1428

Re: XML Parsing Error - 0.7b1 Install

This may be an encoding issue?

Try opening the web.cofnig file and changing the xml declaration

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>

And and saving the file with Unicode UTF-8 settings.

Davin Dubeau

11/21/2006 12:12 PM

drofnas

Joined: 10/22/2006

Posts: 5

Re: XML Parsing Error - 0.7b1 Install

I tried opening the main Web.config file up and re-saved it as UTF-8 as well as added the encoding type to the XML node. This didn't seem to stop the problem from occurring. I even tried renaming the file to XML then opened it up with in IE as well as a program called XMLPad, both of them show this file as being valid XML. So I don't think there is any weird characters in the file.

Anyone else find a fix for this problem?

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