Hello all,
Just beginning to work with the ContextCapture Web Viewer to show it's potential to my supervisor, but I am having some trouble getting it to work.
Specifically I am working in IIS Express (allows for web development without admin rights) using the Command Line. The localhost I set up has the Production folder copied across from the Web Ready output (with both App and Scene folders).
Trying to access the production, a fire hydrant, is not working when I use "localhost:[portnumber]/[ProductionFileName]/App". The page itself says "We are sorry, but there seems to be a problem with loading the scene. This might be a browser problem, so please try a different browser, such as Chrome". I have tried both Chrome and Microsoft Edge, with the same output.
On Command Line, this is the key output relating to the .3mx:
"Request started: "GET" localhost:9999/.../FH.3mxRequest ended: localhost:9999/.../FH.3mx with HTTP status 404.3"
Although the FH Scene is located within that folder. Link for those who aren't sure what the error is: https://www.webhosting.uk.com/kb/iis-http-error-404-3-not-found-add-a-mime-map/
Could it be a problem to do with access issues? Do I need to do any more work than described in this link here? https://docs.bentley.com/LiveContent/web/ContextCapture%20Help-v10/en/GUID-3F710259-3B5A-4B00-8C2A-AE41C0A43EBF.html
Thanks in advance,
Hugh
Hi Oto,
I've never really worked with adding MIME types before, so before I jump into it, would this be a good guide to follow?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43868794/how-to-allow-iis-express-to-access-any-file-extensio
With the mime types outlined here?
https://datatypes.net/open-3mx-files
https://datatypes.net/open-3mxb-files
Cheers,
You have to add also 3mx and 3mxb to MIME types.