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nhenny2008 · ‎Mar 26, 2012

I have an application pool that is created with IS and I have the .NET Framework Version set to v4.0...however it doesn't work every time. I have several servers that I have to go into INETMGR and change the application pool from 2.0 to 4.0...are there any known issues with this setting? Other servers it works just fine.

nhenny2008 · ‎Nov 24, 2010

How do I do this if I am using DynamicFileLinking in a basic MSI project?:confused:

nhenny2008 · ‎Apr 02, 2010

I'm installing a COM+ component in my install, but it is not removed when I uninstall the product. Shouldn't ISComponentServiceUninstall remove the COM+ object for me? I noticed ISComponentServiceUninstall wasn't even getting fired on uninstall to I set a condition on the CA to make it fire, so now it fires on uninstall, but the COM+ object still appears in DCOMCNFG. Do I just need to write my CA to remove the COM+ object?:confused:

nhenny2008 · ‎Feb 16, 2010

cada0310 wrote: So here's what I did - I went back and looked at my web site setup in Installshield, and I think I figured out what went wrong. In the "Content Source Path (Local or UNC)" edit box for my virtual directory, I clicked the down arrow on the far right, picked [IISROOTFOLDER], and then typed my folder name after it in the edit box, so it looked like "[IISROOTFOLDER]NAS". Doing it like this, nothing worked, and the actual string given to IIS was exactly "[IISROOTFOLDER]NAS" - not having the property's value put in there. When I went back in to check, I used the ellipses [...], browsed to my subfolder, and it inserted "{NAS}[IISROOTFOLDER]NAS" for me, and everything works fine now. Not exactly obvious...but things are working now. Thanks for your help, Josh. Chris I had to do the same thing, this seems like a bug to me. I didn't change my physical path for the project when I converted from IS2009 to IS2010 and it broke...then I spent a full day of work between yesterday and today to get it to work correctly....I think you guys should make sure the property is recognized and converted.

nhenny2008 · ‎Feb 16, 2010

Hmm not working for me...any other suggestions.

nhenny2008 · ‎Feb 16, 2010

Upgraded my working IS2009 projects to IS2010 and have the same problem with my virtual directory creation...trying the fix now and will report back.

nhenny2008 · ‎Nov 27, 2009

I think I've answered my own question. Everything seem to play very nicely with each other. Once C# project reference the ISWiAuto16.dll and the older one ISWiAuto15.dll w/o issue and works great.:)

nhenny2008 · ‎Nov 27, 2009

Probably a silly question, but not able to find the answer so I'm hoping you smart people can help me out. The Setup: I have a dedicated Software Build machine that is used to build several versions of our application. The legacy version (last year's release) was built and is still patched using IS2009 Premier. The new release will use IS2010 Premier. I use some C#.net methods (which reference IS dlls, which of course are tied to a specific release of IS). These methods dynamically update by ISM project files and are a crucial part of the packaging process. What I need to know: Can IS2009 and IS2010 be installed side by side and work correctly? Basically can by C# app that references the IS dlls from IS2009 and build a IS2009 MSI package and have a "newer" version of the C# app that reference the "newer" IS dlls from IS2010 and build a IS 2010 MSI package? Hope that all makes sense...

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