arun1405
May 24th, 2004, 11:25 AM
Hi Folks,
I am writing an ASP.NET webservice in VC++7.1. It is deployed on IIS 5.0 WebServer running on Windows 2000 machine. My webservice is nothing but a simple wrapper over the existing code written in C. This existing C code requires custom environment and some third party DLLs.
My questions are:
1. How can I make my webservice running on IIS, to search for these dependent DLLs? (My webservice runs successfully if DLLs are located in the system32 directory, otherwise not. I have even tried to set the path to the DLLs in the environment settings of My Computer but it does not work)
2. Is it possible for IIS to load environment by some environment file (<filename>.env) ? I mean I have an environment file having something like PROJ_HOME="\project" PROJ_TMP="\project\temp"; can IIS read such a file and load the environment accordingly ?
Regards,
Arun.
I am writing an ASP.NET webservice in VC++7.1. It is deployed on IIS 5.0 WebServer running on Windows 2000 machine. My webservice is nothing but a simple wrapper over the existing code written in C. This existing C code requires custom environment and some third party DLLs.
My questions are:
1. How can I make my webservice running on IIS, to search for these dependent DLLs? (My webservice runs successfully if DLLs are located in the system32 directory, otherwise not. I have even tried to set the path to the DLLs in the environment settings of My Computer but it does not work)
2. Is it possible for IIS to load environment by some environment file (<filename>.env) ? I mean I have an environment file having something like PROJ_HOME="\project" PROJ_TMP="\project\temp"; can IIS read such a file and load the environment accordingly ?
Regards,
Arun.