[ wix-Feature Requests-1437779 ] Capability to set ASP.NET version in IIS via Custom Action

Feature Requests item #1437779, was opened at 2006-02-23 23:51
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Category: None
Group: None
Status: Open
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Mike Green (ferrysoft)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Capability to set ASP.NET version in IIS via Custom Action

Initial Comment:
Background:

When the .NET Framework 2.0 is installed, it has the 
effect of extending the Properties window for web 
sites within IIS with an ASP.NET version selection 
drop-down.

In effect, the ASP.NET version number becomes a new 
property of each web site and each virtual directory 
within IIS.

Proposal:

It would be useful if the WiX schema and the WiX 
Server Custom actions could be extended to allow the 
ASP.NET version number property fields described 
above to be easily set.

If this feature request was implemented then there 
would be some subtleties to cater for. For example, 
should the ASP.NET version be explicitly set on a 
virtual directory if the requested version is the 
same as the version implied by its parent web site? A 
second example, how should an ASP.NET version number 
authored via WiX that doesnâ??t match an installed 
version of .NET on the target computer be handled?

It is obviously better to deal with these issues once 
within the WiX Server Custom actions than it is to 
deal with them repeatedly with ad-hoc alternative 
solutions.

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