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Setup...doubt??

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smita - 22 Mar 2004 12:45 GMT
Hello,
             I have a Web Application developed using Visual Studio.Net
2003. I want to prepare a setup to deploy it on the Server.
              I want to use the Visual studio web setup project. But also
need to customize it. I need to accept from the user some input like the
hostname or ip address of the server and use it in my application. How can i
do this??  Also how is it possible to display the login page immeditaely
after the installation.

Any advice would be helpful..

regards,
Smita.
Senthil - 22 Mar 2004 12:44 GMT
hi smita
yu can use the custom action property to get the user inputs and yu can edit
yur config files...
yu can use the interfaces provided in the setup projects and get teh user
input.
once yu get the user input yu can take this value ot the customaction data
and yu can use the
Context property to get the value to yur code (for editing) ..
regards
Senthil

> Hello,
>               I have a Web Application developed using Visual Studio.Net
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> regards,
> Smita.
David Guyer [MS] - 25 Mar 2004 22:01 GMT
This currently isn't supported in VS.NET, but there is a patch/fix that
Product Support Services has. I don't think it has yet made it to MSDN.  It
will change Web Setups to list the existing Web Servers on the machine, and
allow you to specify which one to install the web app to.  I think this
will be in the next version of VS.NET.
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David Guyer - VBQA Deployment Testing
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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>Smita.

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