Hello,
i am using version 6.0 an have some problems by configuration my IIS-Site.
i am not able to set 'script socure access', changing 'application protection' and ich can not 'default.aspx' as a default content page.
furthermore i am not able so change ASP.NET version is.
all these settings have no effect on my finish install-routine.
it's a win32-Setup project.
any ideas, how can i solve my problem?
best regards
Chris
Problems with configuration IIS-Sites
Problems with configuration IIS-Sites
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CandiceJones
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Hi Chris,
All of these appear to be supported using the pre-built MSIcode commands.
Can you provide any other details on the problem so we can track it down better?
All of these appear to be supported using the pre-built MSIcode commands.
Can you provide any other details on the problem so we can track it down better?
Candice Jones
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Hello,
this code-part is placed in the MSIcode:
I have tried this code-part on several positions in the code, always the same effect.
Best regards
Chris
this code-part is placed in the MSIcode:
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~InstallAware Clipboard Data~
~Create Virtual Folder~
~{F5C0B08D-3214-4386-8D5B-671E1196F98C}~
~$KUNDE$~
~$WWWROOTDIR$\\$KUNDE$~
~TRUE~
~TRUE~
~FALSE~
~FALSE~
~TRUE~
~TRUE~
~2|~
~1|2~
~TRUE~
~Default.aspx,Default.htm,Default.asp,index.htm,Default.asx~
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~TRUE~
~TRUE~
~FALSE~
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Create Virtual Folder "$KUNDE$" in IIS Site #, pointing to physical location $WWWROOTDIR$\\$KUNDE$
Best regards
Chris
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CandiceJones
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I'm having basically the same problem using version 6.4. The ASP.NET version is not getting set properly when I run the installer against Windows XP SP2 with IIS installed.
It creates the virtual directory and puts all of the files in the right places, but the ASP.NET version is not being set to 2.0.xxxx.
This is the line that I'm using, but I don't see any mention of ASP.NET 2.0. Not sure if it's even here. Do I need to set an IIS property manually to get that to work?
It creates the virtual directory and puts all of the files in the right places, but the ASP.NET version is not being set to 2.0.xxxx.
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~InstallAware Clipboard Data~
~Create Virtual Folder~
~{D55E07A2-2DD0-4FE6-AD93-2E6CDE7BB88D}~
~$FOLDER$~
~$TARGETDIR$~
~FALSE~
~TRUE~
~FALSE~
~FALSE~
~TRUE~
~TRUE~
~2|~
~1|2~
~TRUE~
~Default.aspx~
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~TRUE~
~FALSE~
~FALSE~
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~$WEBSITEINDEXVAR$~Code: Select all
Create Virtual Folder "$FOLDER$" in IIS Site #$WEBSITEINDEXVAR$, pointing to physical location $TARGETDIR$I was able to get around this by making a call to:
aspnet_regiis.exe -iru
followed by a call to:
aspnet_regiis.exe -s W3SVC/$WEBSITEINDEXVAR$/ROOT/$FOLDER$
It appears that setting the ASP.NET version doesn't work properly if it's installed, but not registered with the websites.
From what I'm seeing, I'm very pleased overall. There seems to be multiple ways to solve most problems, which would make working around bugs pretty easy.
aspnet_regiis.exe -iru
followed by a call to:
aspnet_regiis.exe -s W3SVC/$WEBSITEINDEXVAR$/ROOT/$FOLDER$
It appears that setting the ASP.NET version doesn't work properly if it's installed, but not registered with the websites.
From what I'm seeing, I'm very pleased overall. There seems to be multiple ways to solve most problems, which would make working around bugs pretty easy.

