ASP.Net Application Set up

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I am trying to figure out what permissions should be granted when creating a Vitual Directory. The default is "Read" and "Run Scripts". When would I grant access to "Execute" and/or "Write"? Execute says ISAPI applications or CGI, I know I have no CGI, but I am not sure what an ISAPI application might be, but guessing that does not "normally" apply to a ASP.Net application. If my application is going to update an Access Database, would I have to allow "Write" access

Thanks in advance for your assistance!!!!!
 
Jim Heavey a formulé ce mardi :
I am trying to figure out what permissions should be granted when creating a
Vitual Directory. The default is "Read" and "Run Scripts". When would I
grant access to "Execute" and/or "Write"? Execute says ISAPI applications or
CGI, I know I have no CGI, but I am not sure what an ISAPI application might
be, but guessing that does not "normally" apply to a ASP.Net application. If
my application is going to update an Access Database, would I have to allow
"Write" access?

Thanks in advance for your assistance!!!!!
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Hi,

No you don't need to allow write access on IIS. If you want to update
an access database,you just have to change its security access and add
the asp.net account.

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