Showing posts with label installer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label installer. Show all posts

Saturday, March 31, 2012

web server not running asp.net 1.1 error

i've run the command line installer and am still getting the error. i'm on
win2k - sp4. vs.net 2003 installed. what do i need to try next?Make sure you run it from the right version of the Framework. If you have
version 1.0 and 1.1, each has it's own aspnet_regiis.exe. In any case, the
problem is with your server's ISAPI mappings.

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Kevin Spencer
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"Bill Bolte" <me@.billbolte.com> wrote in message
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> i've run the command line installer and am still getting the error. i'm on
> win2k - sp4. vs.net 2003 installed. what do i need to try next?

Monday, March 26, 2012

Web Service Custom Installer / Action / Virtual Directory

Taking a page from the book of Great Ebay Auction Titling, I've jammed most of the relevent key words into my subject in hopes that someone out there who has a definitive answer to my question will notice this post.

This is not exactly a 'Getting Started' sort of a question, so please forgive me if I decided to post my plea for help in a highly trafficked area after witnessing multiple unanswered posts on this same topic in various other forums.

Does anybody out there have any idea how to customize a setup project so that it creates a virtual directory at the location of my choosing and subsequently installs my web application there?

Or perhaps someone knows how to programmatically configure IIS in general using only the classes provided in the CLR?

I don't want to install under the wwwroot directory, and reconfiguring IIS on the server to which I am deploying before I install my application is not an acceptible solution. The idea here is to create a deployment package that automates the IIS configuration process so that it can be run without user intervention.

The setup packages for the IBuySpy Portal and Store applications create and configure the virtual directories for their applications, and yet I can find no clear example of how to accomplish this.

If someone can help me with this, I will gladly write a comprehensive article on the topic and post it on every site that will let me. I've seen multiple posts on this topic that are over a year old and still have no response at all.

Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?Hi,

Take a look @.Deploying Web Applications using Visual Studio .NET

HTH