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‎Dec 10, 2007
06:48 AM
IIS dialogs
Ok, I'm a newbie to bare with me.
I want my users being to be able to customize which IIS site/virtual directory my application is installed in, just like the SQL dialog. I can't find any, is there one or what's the recommended approach here ?
Thanks!
I want my users being to be able to customize which IIS site/virtual directory my application is installed in, just like the SQL dialog. I can't find any, is there one or what's the recommended approach here ?
Thanks!
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‎Dec 12, 2007
03:32 PM
You will have to write a custom action that gets the available sites and puts them into a listbox. There is no default option here that will work for you.
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‎Dec 20, 2007
02:12 AM
I need similar functionality, so If you find a solution I would like to know!
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‎Dec 20, 2007
07:51 AM
The solution above is the only one I know of, but it works just fine.
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‎Dec 21, 2007
12:42 AM
OK - I am new to InstallShield
I will have to figure out how to write Custom Actions
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I will have to figure out how to write Custom Actions
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‎Dec 21, 2007
08:06 AM
I'd give you a sample, but I'm sure my employers would not look kindly on that. But I can point you in the right direction. You'll want to write a VBScript that uses WMI/ADSI to get the site information from the machine. There should be a lot of examples of this on the net. Then, you'll use the Windows Installer automation interface to populate the list box. This can be confusing and in my opinion is a little less than intuitive, but you should be able to find plenty of examples of this on the net as well.