Windows 2003 Server IIS - Web Extensions

[buzz71]

Hi

I need to set "Active Server Pages" (Classic ASP) in "Web Extensions" to "Allowed". Please see attached image.

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I know how to set the .NET version (by selecting version number in correct dialog). But how can I go about 'Allowing' "Active Server Pages"?

Thanks in advance.

Buzz

[Bogdan]

Hi,

I'm afraid there is no predefined option for setting this in Advanced Installer. The solution is to use a simple custom action,
for example in the following forum post it is discussed about enabling another option in Web Service Extensions, maybe it can help you you too.

Regards,
Bogdan

[buzz71]

Hi Bogdan

Thanks for the info.

I have worked out I need to run the following as a custom action:

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cscript.exe %windir%\system32\iisext.vbs /enapp "active server pages"

I tried it as a "InstallExecuteSequence" -> "CostFinalize" -> "ScriptInline" custom action but it doesn't seem to work. Could you please suggest what type of custom action should I select for this and where?

Also, is there an explanation of all the types of actions and suggested useages, i.e. "CostFinalize", etc

Thanks,

Buzz

[mihai.petcu]

Hi Buzz,

You can add the "iisext.vbs" as a temporary file from the Files and Folders page.
Instead of this:

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cscript.exe %windir%\system32\iisext.vbs /enapp "active server pages"

you can try the following in the Command Line field of a "Launch File or Open URL" custom action:

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cscript.exe "[#iisext.vbs]" /enapp "active server pages"

You can select the "iisext.vbs" file path reference by pressing the Edit button. For more information about this custom action's usage please follow this link.
You can schedule it for example after the Install standard action and also set its execution option to "Deferred, with no impersonation" and execution condition to:

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NOT Installed

For a complete list of custom actions and their description, please follow this user guide article and its subarticles. If you find any difficulties in the user guide reference please don't hesitate to contact us.

All the best,
Mihai