The web setup will be installed to a site which matches the specified port. If there are multiple sites on that port, the
web setup will choose the first active site that it finds. Unfortunately, your only options (short of writing your own
custom actions to perform the task for you) are to move the other sites to a different port, or shut the others off.

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>From: "Matthew Belk" <mbelk@bizspeed.com>
>Subject: How to choose virtual server in Web Setup Project?
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Simon Storr - 29 Mar 2004 15:19 GMT
I have a similar problem in that I have a 'common' web folder used by
multiple web apps, but I'm 'tricking' IIS into thinking its one big app
using virtual sub-directories pointing to this common folder (lets me use a
common CSS stylesheet and have a common directory for images etc.).. For
example -
Main App (in say c:\inetpub\wwwroot\main, virtual directory '\main')
\__ Child App (actually in c:\inetpub\wwwroot\child, but I want the
virtual dir to be '\main\child' rather than '\child' if that makes sense)
The web setup app seems to force the virtual directories to map to the same
physical location. You can't change the virtual path of subfolders :o(. Is
there a way to implement this?
Thanks,
Simon
> The web setup will be installed to a site which matches the specified port. If there are multiple sites on that port, the
> web setup will choose the first active site that it finds. Unfortunately, your only options (short of writing your own
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> >Matthew Belk
> >www.bizspeed.com