I have an asp.net app and I want when this app is running on IIS,to run under an application pool with classic pipeline mode.
I know how to fix it through the IIS manager but I am wondering if it is possible to fix it from my app. I want either to change the pool or change the managed pipeline mode of the defaultAppPool.
Thank you
If your application have the right permission you may run this command line:
appcmd set app /app.name:string /applicationPool:string
The variable app.namestring is the name of the application that you want to change, and the variable applicationPoolstring is the name of the application pool to which you want to add the application
reference: Change an Application Pool for an Application
You can run a command line from your application using the System.Diagnostics.Process.Start function, and a simple example : How to redirect command line output to a ASPX page using c#?
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What I want is that my Application_Start in Global.asax (Or any other piece of code) runs automatically whenever application pool/Application restarts in IIS. Application_Start gets triggered on the first request but I don't want to wait for the first request, but I want to do something whenever my Web API is deployed and started.
So, Is there any way via code (Not at IIS Level) that can achieve the above?
I'm not absolutely sure but you can try set "Start Mode = Always Running" for your application pool.
Edit 1: This should enforce IIS to directly load/reload your application pool and thus triggering Application_Start of your Global.asax
Edit 2
Just to make it clear, this is what i meant.
Go to application pools
Right Click your application pool
Go to advanced settings
Change OnDemand to AlwaysRunning
Yes this is not code based. But as of I know you have to configure application pool to achieve what you want.
Maybe you want to check this too (contains samples for code based app pool configuration): Application Pool Defaults
Before the start of debugging for my MVC application, I want to recycle the IIS app pool it is using. I can't find any type of script I could create or setting I could change from online searches.
Does anyone know a way to recycle the assigned app pool when I start the debug process in .NET?
If you want to restart the whole IIS,just issue iisreset command.Or You can write a simple Powershell script to do this
Import-Module WebAdministration
$mysite = "Default Web Site"
$pool = (Get-Item "IIS:\Sites\$mysite"| Select-Object applicationPool).applicationPool
Restart-WebAppPool $pool
i have to configure one web application in IIS, as i know i have to create one web site for my application and assign one application pool.we can set one application pool with different websites.if one ore more website have an issue and stop working in this case my application can work as it is or it will stop.
please suggest me what i have to do create another application pool for my website or use existing.
I am working on an ASP.NET MVC4 application. When I publish it to a server I want to be able to tell it to go to a specific app pool, and if it is not present then I want it to be created.
Currently when I deploy it gets put in the wrong app pool and I have to change it manually in IIS. I would like to automate this step.
Has anyone got any hints about how I could do this?
Thanks
I have created an ASP.NET website using VB.NET. The functionality of the website generates a .bat file and saves it in a location - it then uses Process.Start(filelocation) to run the bat file.
This works fine when in debug mode on my PC - but when I have uploaded the website on to an IIS 7 server, it creates the file (proving that it has access to the area), but seemingly cannot run it?
I am assuming there is a permission issue here - Any ideas what I am missing?
Thanks
Guy
Every webapp in IIS run under a specific user. Check if that user has privileges to run applications, in particular the *.bat (in your output directory) and related *.exe files.
If you do not use impersonation, you can set the user at App pool level.
My suggestion is to create a dedicated Windows user with the right permissions and run the app pool under that user. The app pool should contains only your web application.