IIS 5.0 Metabase/DirectoryServices

Hi

I'm creating a virtual directoy using .net's
DirectoryServices framework component. We're using IIS 5.0

The properties I'm setting are

vDir = iisAdmin.Children.Add(virtualDirectory.Name, "IIsWebVirtualDir")
vDir.Properties["AppFriendlyName"][0]= virtualDirectory.AppFriendlyName
vDir.Properties["AppIsolated"][0] = virtualDirectory.AppIsolated
vDir.Properties["AccessRead"][0] = virtualDirectory.AccessRead
vDir.Properties["AccessWrite"][0]= virtualDirectory.AccessWrite
vDir.Properties["AccessExecute"][0]=virtualDirectory.AccessExecute
vDir.Properties["AccessScript"][0]=virtualDirectory.AccessScript
vDir.Properties["AccessSource"][0]= virtualDirectory.AccessSource;
vDir.Properties["AccessNoRemoteRead"][0]= virtualDirectory.AccessNoRemoteRead;
vDir.Properties["AccessNoRemoteWrite"][0]= virtualDirectory.AccessNoRemoteWrite;
vDir.Properties["AccessNoRemoteExecute"][0]=virtualDirectory.AccessNoRemoteExecute
vDir.Properties["AccessNoRemoteScript"][0]=virtualDirectory.AccessNoRemoteScript;
vDir.Properties["EnableDefaultDoc"][0]=virtualDirectory.EnableDefaultDoc
vDir.Properties["EnableDirBrowsing"][0]=virtualDirectory.EnableDirectoryBrowsing
vDir.Properties["AccessFlags"][0]=virtualDirectory.ExecutionPermission
vDir.Properties["DefaultDoc"][0]= virtualDirectory.DefaultDoc;
vDir.Properties["Path"][0]=virtualDirectory.Path
vDir.CommitChanges()

I can view the virtual directory in the IIS snap in, and
it looks ok. However, when I try to launch a page, I get a
erver error. (The server failed to load
application '/LM/W3SVC/1/Root/DeploymentTest'. The error
was '8007053d'.

Any ideas

Thanks

Ke

This is because you didn't create a Web application definition, check the
AppCreate2 method in the Platform SDK doc's for details, but the following
should get you started:

// Call AppCreat2 to create a Web application (0 =In-proc, 1 = Out-proc, 2
= Pooled) , not needed for ASP.NET
object[] applicationType = new object[]{0};
vDir.Invoke("AppCreate2", applicationType);

Willy.

"Ken S" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A7944DE2-8343-4ECA-9146-2554E622615A@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
>
> I'm creating a virtual directoy using .net's
> DirectoryServices framework component. We're using IIS 5.0.
>
> The properties I'm setting are:
>
> vDir = iisAdmin.Children.Add(virtualDirectory.Name, "IIsWebVirtualDir");
> vDir.Properties["AppFriendlyName"][0]= virtualDirectory.AppFriendlyName;
> vDir.Properties["AppIsolated"][0] = virtualDirectory.AppIsolated;
> vDir.Properties["AccessRead"][0] = virtualDirectory.AccessRead;
> vDir.Properties["AccessWrite"][0]= virtualDirectory.AccessWrite;
> vDir.Properties["AccessExecute"][0]=virtualDirectory.AccessExecute;
> vDir.Properties["AccessScript"][0]=virtualDirectory.AccessScript;
> vDir.Properties["AccessSource"][0]= virtualDirectory.AccessSource;
> vDir.Properties["AccessNoRemoteRead"][0]=
> virtualDirectory.AccessNoRemoteRead;
> vDir.Properties["AccessNoRemoteWrite"][0]=
> virtualDirectory.AccessNoRemoteWrite;
> vDir.Properties["AccessNoRemoteExecute"][0]=virtualDirectory.AccessNoRemoteExecute;
> vDir.Properties["AccessNoRemoteScript"][0]=virtualDirectory.AccessNoRemoteScript;
> vDir.Properties["EnableDefaultDoc"][0]=virtualDirectory.EnableDefaultDoc;
> vDir.Properties["EnableDirBrowsing"][0]=virtualDirectory.EnableDirectoryBrowsing;
> vDir.Properties["AccessFlags"][0]=virtualDirectory.ExecutionPermission;
> vDir.Properties["DefaultDoc"][0]= virtualDirectory.DefaultDoc;
> vDir.Properties["Path"][0]=virtualDirectory.Path;
> vDir.CommitChanges();
>
>
> I can view the virtual directory in the IIS snap in, and
> it looks ok. However, when I try to launch a page, I get a
> erver error. (The server failed to load
> application '/LM/W3SVC/1/Root/DeploymentTest'. The error
> was '8007053d'.)
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ken
>
>

Willy

Thanks for the info. I was originally calling the AppCreate method after I had already commited the metabase entry for the virtual directory since in some cases I don't need an application. I've placed that call up into the code and call it before the info is commited to the metabase.

Ken