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Permissions Issue with MS Speech Platform Server Runtime from a Web Service IIS Windows 7 RRS feed

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    Running Windows 7 Professional 64-bit

    I am using the Speech Platform - Server Runtime from a Web Service. If I run it from Visual Studio everything works fine. If I run it directly (configured in my IIS as a virtual folder) it reports an error saying that there are no speech recognition engines available and something about SAPI. I believe this is permissions issue that the Application Pool is not authorized to access.

    So my question is: What folders or resources I need to give the application pool permissions to?

     

    Eliseo
    Wednesday, October 20, 2010 9:02 PM

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    When running on a client platform (Windows XP, Vista or 2007) you can only run with the debugger attached. For production use you need to install on Windows Server 2003. On 2003 it will answer incoming calls and poll for outgoing calls automatically.

    - Marc LaFleur
    Thursday, October 21, 2010 2:46 PM

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    When running on a client platform (Windows XP, Vista or 2007) you can only run with the debugger attached. For production use you need to install on Windows Server 2003. On 2003 it will answer incoming calls and poll for outgoing calls automatically.

    - Marc LaFleur
    Thursday, October 21, 2010 2:46 PM
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    So basically you are saying that in development mode it run in a client OS, but If I want to run it outside of development mode (like in IIS) it needs to run on a Windows Server for it to work.

    That sounded strange but I was able to test it out and you are correct. Thank you!

    Eliseo
    Thursday, October 21, 2010 3:38 PM