Replace the code I listed with these two Functions.
1. Populate the Listbox with the Collection:
private static ApplicationCollection GetApplications(Site site)
{
//HttpContext.Current.Trace.Warn("Site ID3: " + site + "/n");
ApplicationCollection appColl = site.Applications;
return appColl;
}
2. Iterate the collection, and match it with this:
private static Site GetSite(string siteName)
{
Site site = (from s in (new ServerManager().Sites) where
s.Name == siteName select s).FirstOrDefault();
if (site == null)
throw new Exception("The Web Site Name \"" + siteName +
"\" could not be found in IIS!");
return site;
}
If you want the host name use:
private static String GetHostName(Site site)
{
BindingCollection bindings = site.Bindings;
String bind = null;
foreach (Binding binding in bindings)
if (binding.Host != null)
return binding.ToString();
return bind;
}
Once Site or Bind is Returned, set INSTALLDIR to site or bind. I
can't guide you further until we test it, as I don't know if site can
be converted from a string to the virtual path. Test the Custom
Action by writing the output to a StreamWriter, and I'll help further.
Quoting Tony Jose Mampilly <[email protected]>:
> Hi Carter,
>
> If you know a fix for this issue can you please direct me in right
> direction, as I am not too good at Wix and custom actions. I came up with
> this issue when I was building some setups for my project as VS2012 has
> stopped support for setup and deployment project.
> Thanks in advance
>
> Regards
> Tony Jose
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