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    Hi, Now i am working on updation of existing project.. when i run it, i am getting one error in web.config file.. that is Error Like ..... "It is an error to use a section registered as allowdefination = "MachineToApplication" beyond application level. this error can be caused by virtual directory not being configured as an application in IIS" and showing the cursor at tag in web.config... Plz reply me if you have solution... Balu

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      Hi, Now i am working on updation of existing project.. when i run it, i am getting one error in web.config file.. that is Error Like ..... "It is an error to use a section registered as allowdefination = "MachineToApplication" beyond application level. this error can be caused by virtual directory not being configured as an application in IIS" and showing the cursor at tag in web.config... Plz reply me if you have solution... Balu

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      Is the app configured as an application in IIS? go to IIS manager, expand the website to the directory containing your app, right click, go to properties and there should be an entry in the application settings/starting point. If there isn't then click the 'create' button beside it.

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