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I’ve created a web service in VS and when I run in debugging mode, everything work fine.
When I attempt to upload the web service files (*.asmx & *.asmx.cs) to the web server I get the following error message:
Parser Error
Description: An error occurred during the parsing of a resource required to service this request. Please review the following specific parse error details and modify your source file appropriately.
Parser Error Message: Could not create type ‘UpdaterWS.Service1’.
Here is the interesting part. I found that if I combined the code contents of «Service1.asmx.cs» into the «Service1.asmx» file, then the error message goes away. The solution works, however, Visual Studio complains when it finds two different syntaxes in the same file (ASPX and C#).
Contents of combined «Service1.asmx»:
Has anyone else experienced the same problem before? Thanks for any ideas/suggestions.
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Yeah, the inline code wouldn’t work if it wasn’t running under asp.net. Creating a folder called bin doesn’t automatically make it a bin folder. It needs to be in the root of the virtual directory. I bet that is your problem.
Have you copied the appropriate dlls and or put code files in the app_code folder?
At the present time, I just copy the entire contents of my solution directly to the web server via. FTP. The «UpdaterWS.dll» DLL is being copied over, which is located inside the /bin directory.
Based on some other posts I’ve located, I’ve made sure that my Serivce1.asmx ‘build action’ is set to «Content» and that the Service1.asmx.cs is set to «Compile»
I do not have an «App_Code» directory, and I’m not sure how that would help even if I did. Both files: Service1.asmx and Service1.asmx.cs are located under the root.
Did you create a virtual directory? Is the bin within that virtual directory? Are you certain the IIS website is running under the right version of asp.net?
I am using a shared hosting provider, so I don’t believe the web service is getting it’s own virtual directory. If necessary, I’ll contact them and see if they can create one for me.
As far as the ASP.NET version goes, the whole app is running on 2.0, that much I know for sure.
I would like to emphasize that the web service does work when I concatenate the contents of Service1.asmx.cs into the Service1.asmx (minus the CodeBehind= attribute). The «parse error» occurs only when I publish the files seperately as Serice1.asmx and Service1.asmx.cs. It’s just really weired. With that said, should I still contact my provider and see if a virtual directory can be created or does this indicate there’s somthing else going on here?
Thanks for your help thus far!
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I stumbled into the web services world this week in an attempt to develop custom apps for wireless devices. I’m new and clueless! I went to Visual Studio 2005 and chose a template for a web service, which created a simple service that returns the string «Hello, World» The only changes I made were to remove authentication from the web config and to add a reference to the project to create the wsdl, etc. Then I published it to a directory on our web server.
When I put the ULR in the web browser, I get this error:
Parser Error
Description: An error occurred during the parsing of a resource required to service this request. Please review the following specific parse error details and modify your source file appropriately.
Parser Error Message: Could not create type ‘Service’.
Source File: /blackberrytest/VS_web_test/service.asmx Line: 1
What’s wrong here?
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Could you please check the following:
1. Check that the Class specified in the asmx file is the same name as the name of the public class in the project that implements your web service. For example, will need to be changed to if your class happens to be named MyService
2. Check if the public class in your project is inside a namespace. If so, please provide a fully qualified name in the asmx file. For example, if Service happens to be in namespace A.B.C, the asmx file should indicate
3. Check that the folders referenced in the ASMX file physically exist in the folder that your virtual directory is mapped to.
4. Check your IIS setup and that ASP 2.0 is supported
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Web service parse error
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I stumbled into the web services world this week in an attempt to develop custom apps for wireless devices. I’m new and clueless! I went to Visual Studio 2005 and chose a template for a web service, which created a simple service that returns the string «Hello, World» The only changes I made were to remove authentication from the web config and to add a reference to the project to create the wsdl, etc. Then I published it to a directory on our web server.
When I put the ULR in the web browser, I get this error:
Parser Error
Description: An error occurred during the parsing of a resource required to service this request. Please review the following specific parse error details and modify your source file appropriately.
Parser Error Message: Could not create type ‘Service’.
Source File: /blackberrytest/VS_web_test/service.asmx Line: 1
What’s wrong here?
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Could you please check the following:
1. Check that the Class specified in the asmx file is the same name as the name of the public class in the project that implements your web service. For example, will need to be changed to if your class happens to be named MyService
2. Check if the public class in your project is inside a namespace. If so, please provide a fully qualified name in the asmx file. For example, if Service happens to be in namespace A.B.C, the asmx file should indicate
3. Check that the folders referenced in the ASMX file physically exist in the folder that your virtual directory is mapped to.
4. Check your IIS setup and that ASP 2.0 is supported
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Web service parse error
The following sections describe troubleshooting topics related to WebLogic Web Services:
Turning on Verbose Mode
Use the weblogic.soap.verbose initial context factory property in your client application to print out the SOAP messages that pass between WebLogic Server and the client application, as well as any errors produced by WebLogic Server.
In the following example, a client application that invokes a WebLogic Web Service has the weblogic.soap.verbose initial context factory property set to true to enable verbose mode:
The output is printed to the shell from which you execute the client application. Use this output to troubleshoot problems you encounter while invoking a Web service.
Your client application, while attempting to invoke a WebLogic Web Service, throws the java.io.FileNotFoundException exception.
The problem could be caused by the following:
The WebLogic Web Service is not currently deployed on WebLogic Server.
The Web application that contains the SOAP servlets is not targeted for the correct instance of WebLogic Server.
If you are invoking an RPC-style Web service, the stateless session EJB that implements the Web service is not targeted for the correct instance of WebLogic Server.
The output from a java.io.FileNotFoundException error might look like the following:
If this error occurs when you attempt to invoke a WebLogic Web Service, follow these steps to ensure that the Web service and its components are correctly deployed and targeted:
Invoke the Administration Console in your browser. See Invoking the Administration Console for details.
In the left pane, click to expand the Applications node under the Deployments node.
Click on the Enterprise Application that corresponds to the WebLogic Web Service that you are attempting to invoke.
In the right pane, if the Deployed check box is not selected, select it and click the Apply button.
In the left pane, under the Enterprise application that corresponds to your Web service, click the Web application that contains the SOAP servlets. The default name of this Web application is web-services .
In the right pane, select the Targets tab.
If it is not already there, move the name of the WebLogic Server instance on which the Web application should be running from the Available to the Chosen list box. Click Apply.
If you are attempting to invoke an RPC-style WebLogic Web Service, follow these steps:
In the left pane, under the Enterprise application that corresponds to your Web service, click on the name of the EJB jar file.
In the right pane, select the Targets tab.
If it is not already there, move the name of the WebLogic Server instance on which the EJB should be running from the Available to the Chosen list box and click Apply.
If you are attempting to invoke a message-style Web service, follow these steps:
In the left pane, click to expand the JMS node under the Services node.
Click to expand the Connection Factories node.
In the right pane, click the name of the JMS Connection Factory that you configured for the message-style Web service that you are trying to invoke.
Select the Targets tab.
If it is not already there, move the name of the WebLogic Server instance for which the Connection Factory should be targeted from the Available to the Chosen list box. Click Apply.
In the right pane, click to expand the Servers node under the JMS node.
Click the name of the JMS server which your message-style Web service is using.
In the right pane, select the Targets tab.
Unable to Parse Exception
The client application receives an «Unable to Parse» exception.
The client API used to invoke Web Services uses the WebLogic FastParser to parse the WSDL and SOAP messages from the invoked Web service. If the WSDL or SOAP message from the Web service is not well-formed, the client application might receive an Unable to Parse error.
For example, if a Web service’s WSDL file is not well-formed because of an element specifying two attributes with the same name, the client application produces the following error:
Contact the Web service provider to ensure that the Web service produces well-formed WSDL and SOAP messages.
Your client application gets a java.lang.NullPointerException error in the methods in the weblogic.soap.wsdl.binding.* classes.
One possible explanation is that the Web service’s WSDL or SOAP messages, although possibly well-formed, are not valid.
For example, if the Web service’s WSDL references an inputs element rather than the correct input , then the client application produces the following error:
Contact the Web service host and ensure that the Web service produces valid WSDL and SOAP messages.
Your client application gets a java.net.ConnectException .
One possible explanation is that the Web service is unreachable. In particular:
If the client application is attempting to invoke a WebLogic Web Service, the application receives a Connection refused error if WebLogic Server is not currently running.
For example, if the client application attempts to invoke a WebLogic Web Service from a WebLogic Server instance that is currently not running, the application receives the following error:
Either restart WebLogic Server, or contact the Web service host and ensure that the Web service is reachable.
For information about starting WebLogic Server, see WebLogic Server Administration Guide.
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Не могу найти ошибку в коде-
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@Iveria, у вас версия PHP ниже 5.4, а короткий синтаксис объявления массивов [ ] поддерживается, начиная именно с этой версии. Или же обновите версию PHP, что крайне желательно или же используйте обычный синтаксис — array()
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$this->get(‘metadata’)->get(array(‘app’, ‘fileStorage’, ‘implementationClassNameMap’))
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Ага, он самый. Стоит ли вообще с ним возиться, или есть хостинг попроще для новичка?
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Не стоит. Основные варианты:
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- Если хочется локалку чуть более интересно, то можно самому поднять стек на windows (я, кстати, по началу, так и делал). PHP 7.1, mysql 5.7, apache 2.4 или ngnix (не знаю, какая последняя версия)
- Если хочется локалку, но чтоб как на хостинге — поднять Linux в виртуальной машине, настроить стек там.
- Ну или взять хостинг. Я, к примеру, купил на ihor.ru за 250 рублей в месяц VPS специально для разработки, и поиграться. Но на локалке у меня тоже есть, XAMPP
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у меня на сервере до сих пор стоит 5.4.)) на нем несколько форумов)) уже даже и обновления для форума вышло что бы он поддерживал mysqli и php7))) я уже и многим клиентам своим обновил движок и пофиксил проблемы с пхп7)) а сам никак не переведу свои проекты)
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“Parse Error: There was a problem parsing the package” is one of the oldest yet most common Android errors. It usually pops up when someone fails to install an application on an Android smartphone. Witnessing the Android error simply means the application cannot be installed due to the .apk parser, i.e. parsing issue. Most of the time, the Android error occurs while installing the app from a third-party source rather than Google Play Store. So, let’s find out what is parse error in this blog and then try to resolve the issue.
If you’ve received a parse error & still want to install the app, you will first have to identify the issue & fix the “Parse Error: There was a problem parsing the package”.
Let’s See What Are The Root Causes Of Parse Android Error?
Parsing error meansthe compiling error caused by the conflict in the read and write for an application on Android. There are several reasons why Parse Error occurs while installing an application. So, let’s look at a few reasons behind facing ‘there was a problem parsing the package’
- The app is not compatible with your device.
- The .apk file you are trying to install is corrupted or damaged.
- Your security app might be blocking the installation of the app.
- Permission to install the third-party app from the unknown source is disabled.
- Sometimes, certain cleaning & antivirus apps are responsible
- There might be some internal issues with your smartphone.
Now that you know all the possible reasons behind facing parse error. It’s time to know the solutions for the same. So, let’s check out some effective ways to resolve Parse Error: There Was A Problem Parsing The Package.
How to Fix Parse Error Android
Below are some methods that you can try to fix “There Was A Problem Parsing The Package” on Android.
METHOD 1- Clear Caches Of Google Play Store
This is one of the simplest yet effective workarounds to fix parse error on Android. Clearing Play Store caches help users to delete all the clogged up useless data. So, try clearing caches of Google Play Store & see if it does wonders.
To clear caches of Play Store, launch Google Play Store > Settings > Clear local search history. Now try to install the application which was giving you the Parse Error: There Was A Problem Parsing The Package. Hopefully, it gets resolved now!
METHOD 2- Update Android to the latest version
If you are using an Android phone which has an old OS version, i.e. 4.0 or below, then probably it’s time to update your operating system to the latest version. Doing so will help you install & enjoy Android apps which are designed with lots of advancements & are compatible with the latest versions. This will help you to resolve parse error in Android.
To update your Android OS version, go to Settings > About Phone > Check for Updates > If the latest update is available for your device, it will appear in front of you & you can tap the Update button to fix it.
Must-Read: How To Fix Error 7 TWRP While Installing Custom ROM On Android?
METHOD 3- Enable the permission to install an app from an unknown source
For security reasons, Android doesn’t allow users to install applications from unknown sources. So, if you are trying to download a .apk file from other sources apart from Google Play Store, then you may witness the Android Parse Error. To fix such issues, you need to give permissions to allow apps to get installed from unknown sources.
To enable it, just go to Settings and search for ‘Unknown Sources’ and toggle on to enable it. This will let your app get installed on your Android device. In case you are still witnessing the Parse error, it is better to move to the next method shown below.
METHOD 4- Disable the security application if installed any
Most of the Android security applications block the installation of applications that are installed from unknown sources & not from the Play Store, which further results in Parse Error. But if you think the file you are trying to download is safe, then you can try disabling the security app temporarily to fix Parse error on Android.
To disable the security app on Android, head towards Settings > Search for security solution running on your Android & tap on Force Stop button.
METHOD 5- Enable USB Debugging option
Several users have reported that enabling debugging options on Android certainly helped them to fix Parse Error: There Was A Problem Parsing The Package.
To enable USB Debugging firstly, you will need to get into the Developer mode on your Android phone. So, head towards the Settings of your device and tap on ‘About Phone”, from there, find ‘Build Number’ and tap on it at least 7 times, you’ll see a pop-up saying “You are now a developer”. No go back to Settings again & locate Developer Options. From the list, find ‘USB Debugging’ & toggle it on. You might be asked to allow USB debugging, tap OK to proceed. Now try to install the application which was previously giving you the Parse Error.
METHOD 6- Check the Manifest file of your app
This solution is only applicable for users who keep trying to mess with the app manifest file, to make modifications to it. So, in case you’ve made some alterations with the .xml file, try restoring it to its default state to fix the “Parse Error: There Was A Problem Parsing The Package”.
To fix it, if you have made changes to the name of the .apk file, then rename it to its original name, this will help to come out of this issue.
METHOD 7- Delete the partial downloaded or corrupted .apk file
If the .apk file of the app is not downloaded correctly then, you will not be able to install the app & witness the parsing error. Also, if the .apk file turns out to be corrupted due to any technical reasons, then this will also fail the installation, and you may see the Parse Error.
To fix the Android error, you are required to delete the partial downloaded or corrupted files and then reinstall the application the usual way.
Must-Read: How To Fox ‘Download Pending’ Error On Google Play Store?
METHOD 8- Check for the compatibility, install the latest version of the app
If you are still getting Parse Error: There Was A Problem Parsing The Package, even after trying multiple methods, then chances are it’s happening due to compatibility issues. If the app you are trying to install is not compatible with your device either due to running an older OS version or the app is far older than its current release, then it comes under compatibility factor.
Therefore, if you are installing, .apk file of your app, which is older than the current version, then you should download and install the app from trusted sources. You will surely be able to come off the loop & fix parse error on Android quickly.
METHOD 9- Reset your Android to Factory Settings
Well, this is your last resort to resolve Parse Error: There Was A Problem Parsing The Package. But before doing so, make sure you backup all your data, because this will delete all your multimedia files, contacts, and other data and all your devices would be reset to default.
To Factory Reset your Android, go to Settings > System > Advanced options > Reset > Factory Reset. The path to reset your Android to Factory settings can differ from device to device. Hope you were able to fix the parse error on Android after this.
Were You Able To Resolve The Parse Error?
All the workarounds are easy to implement & doesn’t require any in-depth technical know-how. Just walkthrough the methods one by one, you might not realize which potential solution can help you fix parse error on Android.
We hope this article will help you learn about what is parse error, and how to resolve it. We would like to know your views on this post to make it more useful. Your suggestions and comments are welcome in the comment section below. Share the information with your friends and others by sharing the article on social media.
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Frequently asked questions –
Q1. What is the parsing problem in Android?
Parse error means the error caused when the parsing of a PHP code is interfered with. This can pop up on your Android device while trying to launch or download an application. It means that the file is not readable and thus not useful on your Android device. So we hope this answers your question ‘what is a parse error?’
Q2. How do I fix parsing the package error?
To resolve Parse error in Android you need to follow the methods shown in the blog. The installation error on your Android device may be due to outdated software, denied permissions, or corrupted downloads. Go through the steps and check all of them and try downloading and installing the file again.
Q3. Why is there a problem while parsing the package?
The problem occurs when a file is not completely downloaded, corrupted, broken, incompatible, or denied permissions on the device.
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When you want to install an application on your computer, you may find that the installation fails and you receive a Parse Error. This Android Parse Error can be caused by many reasons and the solutions are various. Now, in this post, MiniTool Software will show you what is Parse Error and effectively how to get rid of it.
What Is Parse Error?
The Parse Error is an error message you may receive on your Android phone when an application fails to install. This error message is not a complex message and it can be caused by many reasons.
This error always follows a message: There was a problem parsing the package. When you see this Android Parse Error, you can know that your Android phone can’t install the current app due to some reason.
The Parse error Android issue always happens when you try to install an application that is downloaded from a third-party source rather than the official Google Play Store. In a few cases, you can also receive this error message when you try to install the app that is downloaded from Google Play Store.
Perhaps, you still need to install this application and use it. In this post, we will try to explain the main causes of this issue and then show you some possible solutions that can get rid of this issue effectively.
The Reasons for Android Parse Error
The main reasons for Parse error on Android are as follows:
- The application that you want to install is not compatible with your Android device.
- Your device doesn’t have permission to install this app.
- The app file you want to install is corrupt, incomplete, or damaged.
- The installation process is blocked by antivirus or security software.
- There is something wrong with your Android device.
- The app you want to install has been changed.
We also search for this issue on the internet and collect some solutions that can be used to fix it completely. You can read the following part to obtain a suitable one to get rid of your actual issue.
How to Fix Parse Error on Android?
If you don’t know the exact reason for your Android Parse error issue, you can try these methods one by one until finding the suitable one.
Solution 1: Update Android
Perhaps, the app is not compatible with your old Android OS. Then, you can update your Android to the latest version to see whether the Android parse error is disappeared.
Solution 2: Modify Permission on Your Android
If the permission to install apps from unknown sources is disabled, Android Parse Error can also occur.
Usually, to guarantee the safety of your Android, you’d better disable such permission so as to prevent your Android from downloading malware from third-party sources as well as other issues. But, if you still want to download and use the app that comes from a third-party source, you can enable this permission temporarily and then download & install it on your computer.
Solution 3: Download and Install the App Again
If the app file is corrupted or incomplete, you can download and install the app again to get rid of the Android Parse Error.
You can use the original download source or you can also try a new trusted source. Besides, you can also try a new browser to get the APK file.
Solution 4: Temporarily Disable Android Antivirus Software
At times, the Android antivirus software regards the app installation file as a virus and then stops you from installing it. Thus, if you are sure the file you download is safe, you can temporarily disable your Android antivirus software to see whether the Parse Error disappears.
Solution 5: Enable USB Debugging
Some users reflect that the Parse Error disappears after enabling the USB debugging on the Android device. So, you can also try this method on your device.
Solution 6: Restore Your Android to Factory Settings
If all of the above solutions can’t solve your issue, restoring Android to factory settings will be the last resort. But, this method will delete all files on your Android device. You need to think about whether it is necessary to do this.
If you really want to use this method, you can refer to this post to deal with your Android data: Solved — How to Recover Data after Factory Reset Android.
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