Administration class that handles server configuration tasks for various Web servers. Supported servers include IIS 10-7, Apache 2.1 and later.
Class Members
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createscriptmap |
Creates a script map on the Web server. Pass script extension and a full path to the executable. o.createscriptmap(lcScriptMap, lcDLLPath, lcIIS4Path) |
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createvirtual |
Create a virtual Directory on the server. o.createvirtual(lcVirtual, lcPath, lcIIS4Path) |
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gettemppath |
Retrieves the Temp Path appropriate for the Web Server. Supported only for Website - returns the system temp path for all others. o.gettemppath() |
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getwebrootpath |
Retrieves the physical DOS path for the virtual root of the server. Works with IIS 4, 3, PWS only. o.getwebrootpath() |
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IsIISExpressInstalled |
Checks to see if IIS Express is installed by checking for the IIS Express binary in the installation folder. o.IsIISExpressInstalled(llNoPrompt) |
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IsIISInstalled |
Determines whether IIS is installed and has the necessary configuration components (IIS Metabase Compatibility) in order to run an IIS configuration. o.IsIISInstalled(llNoPrompt) |
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IsWebConnectionWebServerInstalled |
Determines whether the required .NET Core Runtime components are installed so that the Web Connection Web Server can be installed and run. o.IsWebConnectionWebServerInstalled(llNoPrompt) |
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IsWebServerInstalled |
Determines whether a give Web Server is installed using the Web Connection Server Types (from servers.dbf). o.IsWebServerInstalled(lcServerType, llNoPrompt) |
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setservertype |
Sets the server type: IIS4, IIS3, PWS4, PWS3, WEBSITE, COMMERCE, APACHE. Note, PWS for NT Workstation should use the IIS settings. o.setservertype(lcServerType) |
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cApplicationPool |
Used for IIS 6 and later to force a created virtual to be added to the specified application pool. | |
cIISVirtualPath |
IIS Metabase path for the Web site to work on if the site is IIS4/5 or later. | |
cservertype |
IIS4, IIS3, PWS3, PWS4, WEBSITE, WSISAPI, COMMERCE, CB, APACHE. |
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