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Sýfýrýncý Murat
Hi,
In my recent posts, I asked something related with how to create web sites
programmatically. With aid of some people (especially Kristofer) I have
passed those steps.
However, I still have some problems. After creating the site, I need to
change some properties like host header, port etc. One of these properties
is LogExtFileFlags. The creation of the web sites has a pattern, so all
sites will have the same values for some properties. I intend to set these
properties exactly how they appear in the metabase entries of the previously
(and manually) created sites. Most of them work perfectly but I'm stuck with
LogExtFileFlags field. I set the value like this:
newSite.Properties["LogExtFileFlags"][0]="LogExtFileDate |
LogExtFileTime | LogExtFileClientIp | LogExtFileUserName |
LogExtFileMethod | LogExtFileUriStem | LogExtFileUriQuery |
LogExtFileHttpStatus | LogExtFileBytesSent | LogExtFileUserAgent |
LogExtFileReferer | LogExtFileProtocolVersion";
But at that very line of code I get an exception (I'm using C#). Is there a
trick setting the property? Or should I paste the error message here?
Thanks
In my recent posts, I asked something related with how to create web sites
programmatically. With aid of some people (especially Kristofer) I have
passed those steps.
However, I still have some problems. After creating the site, I need to
change some properties like host header, port etc. One of these properties
is LogExtFileFlags. The creation of the web sites has a pattern, so all
sites will have the same values for some properties. I intend to set these
properties exactly how they appear in the metabase entries of the previously
(and manually) created sites. Most of them work perfectly but I'm stuck with
LogExtFileFlags field. I set the value like this:
newSite.Properties["LogExtFileFlags"][0]="LogExtFileDate |
LogExtFileTime | LogExtFileClientIp | LogExtFileUserName |
LogExtFileMethod | LogExtFileUriStem | LogExtFileUriQuery |
LogExtFileHttpStatus | LogExtFileBytesSent | LogExtFileUserAgent |
LogExtFileReferer | LogExtFileProtocolVersion";
But at that very line of code I get an exception (I'm using C#). Is there a
trick setting the property? Or should I paste the error message here?
Thanks