July 2006 - Posts

• How To: View Application Pool Identity for an IIS Website

  This example will show you how to create a new website using the Provware Framework (Build 001). Create a reference pointing to the Provware.Framework.dll assembly. Add a directive to use the "Provware.Framework.Web" namespace using Provware.Framework.Web; Add the following code to your C# application             WebManager wm = new WebManager();             // Connect to Server             WebServer ws = wm.Connect("localhost");                         // Bind to site by SiteName (Provwware Terminology)/ServerComment             Site defaultWeb = ws.Sites["Default Website"];             // Get the Application Pool ID             string defaultWebPool = defaultWeb.IIsWebServer.AppPoolId;             // Bind to the Application Pool Object.             ApplicationPool pool = ws.ApplicationPools[defaultWebPool];             Console.WriteLine(pool.IIsApplicationPool.WAMUserName); Posted Jul 31 2006, 01:59 PM by agramont with 3 comment(s) Filed under: Provware, IIS, HowTo

• How To: Create a new Website

  This example will show you how to create a new website using the Provware Framework (Build 001). Create a reference pointing to the Provware.Framework.dll assembly. Add a directive to use the "Provware.Framework.Web" namespace using Provware.Framework.Web; Add the following code to your C# application WebManager wm = new WebManager(); WebServer iisServer = wm.Connect("localhost"); Site newSite = iisServer.CreateSite("My Site", ":80:www.mySite.com", "C:\\Sites\\mySite\\Content\\Web", true); At this point, the site is now created.  The "Site" object is part of the Provware Framework.  You can now use that object to interact with the site. Posted Jul 31 2006, 01:37 PM by agramont with 2 comment(s) Filed under: Provware, IIS, HowTo