you may add a postinstaller to your setup application. this can be a .NET
application which runs installutil.exe or it shells a bat file which in turn
runs installuti.exe. The later one more flexible bcos the bat file can be
revised any time without having to recompile which is the case if it was a
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One common approach is to create custom HttpModule and injec
ion of advanced .NET topics.
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Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 12:55 PM
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Subject: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Process Isolation in ASP.NET
One common approach is to create custom HttpModule and inject a custom
context to the application.
One common approach is to create custom HttpModule and inject a custom
context to the application.
This custom context can host all the services you want to provide to the
application. All the services that are embedded inyour context are available
to all the classes of your asp .net app. This appr
We have a requirement to access remoted objects from a COM client (asp
application). We would like to use remoting framework over web services for
various reasons. We did a sample implementation by using soapsuds to
create the client side proxy class and annotated this class with interop
attribute
