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• 09-14-2006, 4:30 PM

  dhacker Joined on 09-05-2006, 5:48 PM Posts 33

  How do you set the 'Default Documents' property using Microsoft.Web.Administration.dll Reply Contact Is there a way to set the 'Default Documents' property using Microsoft.Web.Administration.dll?  I used to do that by setting the MD_DEFAULT_LOAD_FILE property but I would like to code it using the new IIS 7functionality.  I would prefer not do this but editing an xml file or using the inetmgr.exe.  An example would be really appreciated:)

• 09-14-2006, 5:46 PM

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  OscarGS Joined on 04-21-2005, 5:14 PM Posts 6	Re: How do you set the 'Default Documents' property using Microsoft.Web.Administration.dll Reply Contact Do you want to edit the collection entries for the default document section? cheers, OscarGS

• 09-14-2006, 6:14 PM

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  OscarGS Joined on 04-21-2005, 5:14 PM Posts 6

  Re: How do you set the 'Default Documents' property using Microsoft.Web.Administration.dll Reply Contact Here is a quick sample on how to list the collection entries of the defaultDocument section file collection. using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Text; using Microsoft.Web.Administration; namespace ConsoleApplication1 {     class Program     {         static void Main(string[] args)         {             ServerManager serverManager = new ServerManager();             Configuration appHostConfig = serverManager.GetApplicationHostConfiguration();             ConfigurationSection defaultDocumentSection = appHostConfig.GetSection("system.webServer/defaultDocument");             foreach (ConfigurationElement element in defaultDocumentSection.GetCollection("files"))             {                 Console.WriteLine(element.GetAttribute("value").Value);             }                     }     } }

• 11-27-2006, 11:44 PM

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  CarlosAg Joined on 02-18-2003, 9:23 PM Posts 344

  Re: How do you set the 'Default Documents' property using Microsoft.Web.Administration.dll Reply Contact Here is one way you can do it. This will update the web.config file at the Default Web Site and set the default document to just be default.aspx. You can also use the GetWebConfiguration method for an Application if you only want to set it for a specific one (mgr.Sites[0].Application["/MyApp"].GetWebConfiguration()).     ServerManager mgr = new ServerManager();     Configuration config =          mgr.Sites["Default Web Site"].GetWebConfiguration();     ConfigurationElementCollection documents =         config.GetSection("system.webServer/defaultDocument").GetCollection("files");     documents.Clear();     ConfigurationElement document = documents.CreateElement();     document["value"] = "default.aspx";     documents.Add(document);     mgr.CommitChanges();