Monthly Archives: June 2005

Another thing that caught me out today… I deployed a couple of web services, and web form consumers of those services to a “Live” environment today, and was getting some strange behaviour. Because of the limited amount of fault tracking … Continue reading →

When you create an application that relies upon web services, the simplest way to define the location of those web services is by specifying them at design time. The problem, of course, is when you want to deploy a development … Continue reading →

Simple enough to do, as long as you remember you have to remove it from the parent item’s children list. public static void DeleteMetabaseObject(string metabasePath) { try { string deleteParent = metabasePath.Substring(0,metabasePath.LastIndexOf("/")); string deleteName = metabasePath.Substring(metabasePath.LastIndexOf("/") + 1); DirectoryEntry parent … Continue reading →

The following method will create a new IIS Virtual Folder object, based on a path and a friendly name. ServerID is the ID of the “Web Site” you want to work with in IIS. VirtualDirName is the name of the … Continue reading →

I have discovered over the past couple of days that it is possible to control many aspects of IIS behaviour from a .NET assembly (in this case I will be using C# as the underlying language), by using the System.DirectoryServices … Continue reading →