Creating Integrated mode app pool in IIS7

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Paramesh
Creating Integrated mode app pool in IIS7
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Hi,
Does Wix support creating integrated mode app pool in IIS7? The app pools created using the below code are being set to classic mode.
 
<iis:WebAppPool Id="SiteAppPool" Name="SiteName" Identity="other" User="DomainUser" RecycleMinutes="0" IdleTimeout="0"/>
 
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Paramesh
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Probably not, there isn't any special IIS7 support in the IIS CustomActions yet.

-----Original Message-----
From: Paramesh S [mailto:s_paramesh@...]
Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2008 14:31
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Subject: [WiX-users] Creating Integrated mode app pool in IIS7


Hi,
Does Wix support creating integrated mode app pool in IIS7? The app pools created using the below code are being set to classic mode.

<iis:WebAppPool Id="SiteAppPool" Name="SiteName" Identity="other" User="DomainUser" RecycleMinutes="0" IdleTimeout="0"/>

Thanks,
Paramesh
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Sandeep Gautam (HCL Technologies Ltd)
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Hi ,

Can we create a file browse dialog box. On button click , Dialog will invoke and will select a particular file from any directory.

Please help.

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Sandeep


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Amy Rosewater
Re: Creating Integrated mode app pool in IIS7
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Paramesh,

Your best option is to forego the Wix IIS extension with IIS7 and use
the XmlConfig to modify the applicationHost.config file "manually".  I
did this and it works great.  I basically made a copy of the original
applicationHost.config, then added the app pool through Server Manager
and did a file comparison of the new applicationHost.config and my copy
of the original to determine what xml nodes were added.

You will end up (depending on the options you select for the app pool)
needing to create xml under the existing
//configuration/system.applicationHost/applicationPools.

Amy

-----Original Message-----
From: Rob Mensching [mailto:Rob.Mensching@...]
Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2008 5:40 PM
To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Creating Integrated mode app pool in IIS7

Probably not, there isn't any special IIS7 support in the IIS
CustomActions yet.

-----Original Message-----
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Subject: [WiX-users] Creating Integrated mode app pool in IIS7


Hi,
Does Wix support creating integrated mode app pool in IIS7? The app
pools created using the below code are being set to classic mode.

<iis:WebAppPool Id="SiteAppPool" Name="SiteName" Identity="other"
User="DomainUser" RecycleMinutes="0" IdleTimeout="0"/>

Thanks,
Paramesh
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Re: File Browse Dialog Box
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In article <088C086B627CD64DA103D784CC61031615D7FA8B61@...>,
    "Sandeep Gautam (HCL Technologies Ltd)" <v-sgouta@...>  writes:

> Can we create a file browse dialog box. On button click , Dialog will invoke
and will select a particular file from any directory.

What particular file are you looking for?
Is it an operating system file?
Is it a file from another installed application?
Is it a file whose location is stored in the registry?
Is it a file whose name is known, but you just need to search the hard
drive for it?

Windows Installer provides mechanisms to search for files and locate
them automatically, setting a property to the full path of the file if
it is found.  It is better to locate the file automatically (and
Windows Installer provides several built-in mechanisms to do this, so
you usually don't need a custom action) than to prompt the user for
it.

If, for some reason we haven't yet determined, that you do need to
prompt the user to browse for a file, you'll probably need a custom
action to do that.  Custom actions are error prone, even with WiX.  So
its really preferable to see if you can exploit the existing
mechanisms in Windows Installer to locate the file.
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Sandeep Gautam (HCL Technologies Ltd)
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Hi Richard,

Thanks for response. Actually I want to select one config file at run time and user will give their own settings in config file. Can you give me any custom actions for file browse dialog.

Regards
-Sandeep

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Sent: Friday, October 10, 2008 8:38 PM
To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] File Browse Dialog Box


In article <088C086B627CD64DA103D784CC61031615D7FA8B61@...>,
    "Sandeep Gautam (HCL Technologies Ltd)" <v-sgouta@...>  writes:

> Can we create a file browse dialog box. On button click , Dialog will invoke
and will select a particular file from any directory.

What particular file are you looking for?
Is it an operating system file?
Is it a file from another installed application?
Is it a file whose location is stored in the registry?
Is it a file whose name is known, but you just need to search the hard
drive for it?

Windows Installer provides mechanisms to search for files and locate
them automatically, setting a property to the full path of the file if
it is found.  It is better to locate the file automatically (and
Windows Installer provides several built-in mechanisms to do this, so
you usually don't need a custom action) than to prompt the user for
it.

If, for some reason we haven't yet determined, that you do need to
prompt the user to browse for a file, you'll probably need a custom
action to do that.  Custom actions are error prone, even with WiX.  So
its really preferable to see if you can exploit the existing
mechanisms in Windows Installer to locate the file.
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In article <088C086B627CD64DA103D784CC61031615D7FA9037@...>,
    "Sandeep Gautam (HCL Technologies Ltd)" <v-sgouta@...>  writes:

> Thanks for response. Actually I want to select one config file at run
> time an d user will give their own settings in config file.

Is it configuring the install or configuring the application?

The latter is best handled by launching the configuration tool at the
end of the install.
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