I've looked in the InstallShield help which says that the IIS_VERSION property contains the IIS version of the machine you are using.
I'm trying to install to both Windows XP and 2003 systems so I need something to check which version of IIS is running.
Here's what I have currently where I'm checking the value of IIS_VERSION and outputting it to a text file. This currently returns back nothing for the IIS_VERSION property. Does anybody have an idea why I'm not getting a value back?
Set iisinfo = GetObject("IIS://localhost/W3SVC/Info")
Dim x, versionNumber, a, outputText
x = Session.Property("IIS_VERSION") a = Len(x) versionNumber = Right(x, a)
Dim objFSO, objFSOText, objFile Dim strDirectory, strFile strFile = "C:\Output.txt"
outputText = "x: " & x & " a: " & a & " versionNumber: " & versionNumber
' Create the File System Object Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Does your project contain a virtual directory, or is it a Web project? Either of those has to be true for the system search that populates the IIS_VERSION value to be added to the project...
If you look in the System Search view, are the searches that populate IISROOTFOLDER and IIS_VERSION present? Is your code being called from an action that runs after the AppSearch action?
I looked in the System Search view and there are searches there that populates both values. I looked in my registry and there is indeed a value of 5 (I'm running on XP currently).
Secondly, my code is being called after the AppSearch gets executed.
after your Session.Property line, does a value show up? (For example, I'm not sure what your code that calls the Right function is doing, so looking at the original value might be useful.)
Hmm, I put the IIS_VERSION property back as the value for x and ran it again and it seems to be working fine now. Not sure what I was missing in the first place, but thanks!
