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I am new to AX and I am having trouble configuring Document Services for IIS. I am getting the following error:
“The deployment web site was not found for port: TestServiceGroupIIS. “
When I try to activate the Inbound port. I create a new inbound port and name it TestServiceGroupIIS. I then add the salesorderservice.Create from the services option and then select activate.
I have been able to define a web site in System Administration->Setup->Services and AIF->web sites that validates successfully. I created a “test” service group that has the SalesOrderService added to it in the AOT. I have successfully registered it and it shows up in the inbound ports grid as an active TCP port. I just can’ t get an HTTP port setup.
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
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RE: Problem activating an Inbound HTTP port.
I was also facing same issue. I had a '/' after MicrosoftDynamicsAXAif60 in my URL in Websites section.
I have removed '/' and it worked.
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Re: Problem activating an Inbound HTTP port.
0.- Check that System Administration->Setup->Services and AIF->web sites -> validation is successful.
Go to your AIfWebService folder that is IIS AIF virtual folder, and check permissions for AOS user.
In that folder, you should have a bin directory. Enter in it. If only Languages folders and one file are shown, there are some files missing.
1.- From Ax Client configuration, update the webservices.
2.- In Ax, go to System administration > Setup > Checklists > Initialization checklist. Expand the Initialize system node. Click Set up Application Integration Framework. I think this point is what generates the missing files I told in point 0.
3.- Enter Inbound Ports form. Try to delete your http inbounds port and regenerate them; Or at least, be sure of reentering the Adapter section in order to refresh the Website config. This recompiles CIL and checks all is OK before deploying your HTTP webservice.
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Re: Problem activating an Inbound HTTP port.
Make sure IIS is running.
URL under addresses should look like https://localhost/MicrosoftDynamicsAXAif60/[your port name]/xppservice.svc
Virtual directory share path under web sites must match: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Dynamics AX\60\AifWebServices
URL under web sites must match https://localhost/MicrosoftDynamicsAXAif60
Let me know if this helps.
