Thanks,
Gilad.
It shows how to:
1. configure a dual ISAPI Filter/Extension - using my sample script tools to
manipulate Filters as will as script mappings.
2. enable Web Service Extensions using built-in IIS script tools
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"gilad" <gil...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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ChgList.vbs w3svc/1/root/scriptmaps first
*,C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\CustomAuth\CustomAuth.dll,1 /insert /commit
Thanks,
Gilad.
I have no details about your configuration nor results from actions, so I
really cannot help until you provide more information.
FYI:
Inserting wildcard application mappings into the global map does NOT assure
that the application mapping runs on every request, as documented on MSDN.
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"gilad" <gil...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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another question is: In the string
*,C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\CustomAuth\CustomAuth.dll,1 - what does 1 mean ?
And most important - regarding the FYI, not run for every request ???
so you're saying its just for testing ? What do you recommend - define
both the filter and the wildcard to each and every web site ?
Thanks,
Gilad.
Why do you want to insert it to the global ScriptMap, and how are you
viewing the global ScriptMap?
Due to how the ScriptMaps property works, as soon as you configured
W3SVC/1/ROOT/ScriptMaps, it stops inheriting values from the global
ScriptMap and thus will no longer see any global changes.
As for what the "1" means -- I recommend looking up ScriptMaps documentation
on MSDN.
I also recommend reading MSDN documentation on ScriptMaps and Filters to
understand how they work.
In general, you either have to learn how ScriptMaps and ISAPI Filters work
as well as what you want to accomplish in order to configure them properly,
or else you have to tell the same innfo to someone else and hope they tell
you how to configure it correctly.
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"gilad" <gil...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Since I'm interested in all incoming requests I thought its best to
define a global filter and ScriptMap.
What do you think ?
Thanks,
Gilad.
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