Yoe have to use the System.DirectoryServices namespace classes (and peek at the IIS
ADSI doc's) for this.
Following a little sample:
using System;
using System.DirectoryServices;
class IISVdir {
public static void Main() {
CreateVirtualDirectory("IIS://localhost/W3SVC/1/Root", "MyNewWeb",
"c:\\someDirectoryPath");
}
public static void CreateVirtualDirectory(
string parent,
string virtDirectory,
string physicalDir)
{
// Following flags taken from MSDN IIS Docs will generate warnings when compiling
// Authorization flags
const int MD_AUTH_ANONYMOUS = 0x00000001; //Anonymous authentication available.
const int MD_AUTH_BASIC = 0x00000002; //Basic authentication available.
const int MD_AUTH_NT = 0x00000004; //Windows authentication schemes available.
// Browse flags
const int MD_DIRBROW_SHOW_DATE = 0x00000002; //Show date.
const int MD_DIRBROW_SHOW_TIME = 0x00000004; // Show time.
const int MD_DIRBROW_SHOW_SIZE = 0x00000008; //Show file size.
const int MD_DIRBROW_SHOW_EXTENSION = 0x00000010; //Show file name extension.
const int MD_DIRBROW_LONG_DATE = 0x00000020; //Show full date.
const int MD_DIRBROW_LOADDEFAULT = 0x40000000; // Load default page, if it exists.
const uint MD_DIRBROW_ENABLED = 0x80000000;
// Access Flags
const int MD_ACCESS_READ = 0x00000001; //Allow read access.
const int MD_ACCESS_WRITE = 0x00000002; //Allow write access.
const int MD_ACCESS_EXECUTE = 0x00000004; //Allow file execution (includes script
permission).
const int MD_ACCESS_SOURCE = 0x00000010; //Allow source access.
const int MD_ACCESS_SCRIPT = 0x00000200; // Allow script execution.
const int MD_ACCESS_NO_REMOTE_WRITE = 0x00000400; // Local write access only.
const int MD_ACCESS_NO_REMOTE_READ = 0x00001000; // Local read access only.
const int MD_ACCESS_NO_REMOTE_EXECUTE = 0x00002000; // Local execution only.
const int MD_ACCESS_NO_REMOTE_SCRIPT = 0x00004000; // Local host access only.
string str = physicalDir;
if (physicalDir.EndsWith("/") || physicalDir.EndsWith("\\"))
{
str = physicalDir.Remove(physicalDir.Length - 1, 1);
}
DirectoryEntry folderRoot = new DirectoryEntry(parent);
folderRoot.RefreshCache();
DirectoryEntry newVirDir;
newVirDir = folderRoot.Children.Add(virtDirectory,"IIsWebVirtualDir");
// Set Properties
newVirDir.CommitChanges();
newVirDir.Properties["Path"][0] = str;
newVirDir.Properties["AuthFlags"][0] = MD_AUTH_ANONYMOUS | MD_AUTH_NT;
newVirDir.Properties["EnableDefaultDoc"][0] = 1;
newVirDir.Properties["DirBrowseFlags"][0] = MD_DIRBROW_SHOW_DATE |
MD_DIRBROW_SHOW_TIME |
MD_DIRBROW_SHOW_SIZE | MD_DIRBROW_SHOW_EXTENSION |
MD_DIRBROW_LONG_DATE | MD_DIRBROW_LOADDEFAULT;
newVirDir.Properties["AccessFlags"][0] = MD_ACCESS_READ | MD_ACCESS_SCRIPT;
newVirDir.CommitChanges();
// Call AppCreat2 to create a Web application (0 =In-proc, 1 = Out-proc, 2 = Pooled)
object[] appType = new object[]{0};
newVirDir.Invoke("AppCreate2", appType);
// Save Changes
newVirDir.CommitChanges();
folderRoot.CommitChanges();
newVirDir.Close();
folderRoot.Close();
}
}
Willy.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Edward Ferron" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 9:42 PM
Subject: [DOTNET] IIS Managed Classes
> Are there any managed classes for IIS? I would like to create virtual
> directories from my C# code using IIS. I already know how to do it in COM
> using ADSI but I do not know how to perform the GetObject call in C# like I
> you would do in VB.
>
> How do you GetObject("IIS://servername/w3svc") in C#?
>
> How do you create a virtual directory in C# for IIS?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Eddie
>
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