Table of Contents
Advertisement
Creating a Web Site
Windows Installer Editor Reference
SQL Connection dialog
ASPNET properties
Directory security
Wildcard groupings
Check for IIS version
Enhanced scanning of
solutions in Visual Studio
Instance transforms
See also:
About Web Installations
New Web sites that you add to an installation appear under the Program Files directory
by default.
Let the end user select a SQL Server name and security
credentials to generate a valid SQL Server connection
string. The connection string can then be used
elsewhere, such as in a Web.config file or on the SQL
Server Scripts page.
See
About the SQL Connection Dialog
The default ASP .NET users that are set by .NET
installations are put into Windows Installer properties:
ASPNET_USER, ASPNET1.0_USER, and
ASPNET1.1_USER. An ASP account that is created by
2.0 or later versions of .NET populate the
ASPNET_USER property. You can use these for setting
directory security.
See
Run Time Properties
You can set NTFS directory security, which enhances
Web site security.
See
Setting Permissions for Files and Directories
page 147.
To make it easier to quickly add all files of specific
types, such as all Web file types, you can set up
Wildcard groups in Wise Options. Then, when you add
the contents of a directory on the Files or Web Files
page, you can choose a wildcard group to filter on.
See
Setting Wildcard Groups
On the System Requirements page, you can require a
specific version of Microsoft Internet Information Server
(IIS). Once you set an IIS version, a list of Web
extensions appears, and you can check whether they
are enabled. However, the Web extensions are only
valid on destination computers with IIS 6.0 later.
If your Visual Studio solution contains a Web application
or Web site project, and you create a Wise Web
Application installation project, the scanning process
intelligently adds Web content files in addition to
traditional output files.
You can install more than one instance of a Web
application to multiple virtual directories using instance
transforms.
See
Multiple Instance Installations
on page 266
Advanced Installations
on page 477.
on page 570.
on
on page 54.
on page 388.
268
Advertisement
Table of Contents
Troubleshooting
