OK I think I have part of the answer. It turns out that I have a Web Site (IIS 6) call 
PPC that is defined as having the physical directory C:\Projects\MR0904. I still have 
a question as to why I cannot just have a virtual directory with an alias of 
IVRService that maps to [TARGETDIR]/IVRService as specified with <directories>. Which 
portion of <msi> changes the directory <iisproperties>, <urlproperties>, 
<vdirproperties>, <approots>? I would like a straight forward task like <mkiisdir> 
which has an alias and a directory or an equivalent explanation.

Thank you for your time and patience.

Kevin
>  -----Original Message-----
> From:         Burton, Kevin  
> Sent: Friday, October 29, 2004 12:48 AM
> To:   '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject:      Directory change?
> 
> I have the following specification for my directory structure:
> 
>             <directories>
>                 <directory name="ApplicationServerIncludes" foldername="includes" 
> root="TARGETDIR" />
>                 <directory name="IVRServiceRootFolder" foldername="IVRService" 
> root="TARGETDIR" />
>             </directories>
> 
> But in the log file during installation I get:
> 
> MSI (c) (D0:A8): Dir (target): Key: TARGETDIR , Object: C:\Program 
> Files\Visa\ApplicationServer\
> . . .
> MSI (c) (D0:A8): Dir (target): Key: ApplicationServerIncludes , Object: C:\Program 
> Files\Visa\ApplicationServer\includes\
> MSI (c) (D0:A8): Dir (target): Key: IVRServiceRootFolder      , Object: 
> C:\projects\MR0904\IVRService\
> 
> Why is IVRServiceRootFolder changing from [TARGETDIR]/IVRService? The "includes" 
> directory is not getting changed. I must be doing something terribly wrong. It 
> should not be this hard. The virtual directory now gets created and it points to the 
> IVRServiceRootFolder above but that is not where I want the Web Service folder to 
> belong. More importantly I don't know how it got changed.
> 
> Any ideas?
> 
> Thank you.
> 
> Kevin


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