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Http.sys deploy and aHttpBindings - JacksonGomes - 03-25-2021 Hi guys, have anyone seen the error below and has any tip to solve it? TIWServiceWorker.Execute: [HttpSys] A call to "HttpAddUrlToUrlGroup" failed: The parameter is incorrect http://app.bobskeywords.com/ This is my code: aHttpBindings.Add('http://app.bobskeywords.com/'); I have the above URL pointing to the server the app is running and I can run the app if I use a URL base for the binding, for example: aHttpBindings.Add('http://*:80/bkw/'); in this case, if I try to access my app using http://app.bobskeywords.com/bkw/ it works as expected. Cheers and thanks. Jackson RE: Http.sys deploy and aHttpBindings - Jose Nilton Pace - 03-25-2021 Hi Jackson. When you Bind information manually, you need to enter the complete url: aHttpBindings.Add('http://app.bobskeywords.com:80/bkw/'); And if you use https, do the same: aHttpsBindings.Add('https://app.bobskeywords.com:443/bkw/'); RE: Http.sys deploy and aHttpBindings - kudzu - 03-25-2021 aHttpBindings.Add('http://app.bobskeywords.com/') Is a full URL too... Does http.sys *require* a path? Can it not bind to the root path of a domain? RE: Http.sys deploy and aHttpBindings - JacksonGomes - 03-25-2021 (03-25-2021, 12:33 PM)Jose Nilton Pace Wrote: Hi Jackson. When you Bind information manually, you need to enter the complete url: Thanks for the tip... you really need to add the full URL, including the port number. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/http/urlprefix-strings RE: Http.sys deploy and aHttpBindings - kudzu - 03-26-2021 Odd.... that Microsoft doesn't accept 80 as the default like is usual. |