4 (0x4) Default site configuration failed to load

Description

Check if the file alp.site exist in the ALP installation directory and its syntax

Probable causes

This indicates that ALP engine failed to load the default virtual site settings. They are kept in a file named alp.site located in the same directory as the ALP core DLL - iewebsrv.dll.

In Autorun scenarios check if the file is in the directory containing the ALP engine binaries.

In installed scenarios see if the file is present in Program Files\newObjects\ALP.

If the file is there then check the file syntax or just replace it with a clean copy obtained from the template/sample package you use as base.

Note! Never try to put your developer license in this file. Use a file with the same name in the root of your application's virtual site instead. If you did so - replace the file with a clean copy and use the ALP Settings shell extension to import the license into the ALP virtual site of your application.