Create Virtual Directory Action - [IIS 5]
The Create Virtual Directory action allows you to add a new virtual directory to an existing IIS web site.
Server
IIS server
Use global server settings from IIS options
Website
Website
Index
Name
New Virtual Directory
New virtual directory
Create under
Specify an existing IIS Virtual Directory to be the parent of the new directory. Click the 'Update list' button to download a list
of Virtual Directories from the specified IIS Server.
Alias
Specify the name by which you would like the new directory to be known.
Directory
Specify the local directory for the contents of the new virtual directory.
Delete virtual directory if already exists
Fail if the virtual directory exists
Create a default application for the new virtual directory
Check this box to create a default application in the new virtual directory. Check "create a Pooled application" to create a pooled application.
New application protection level
Low -
Medium -
High -
Permissions
Virtual directory permissions
Set the permissions you want IIS users to have on the new Virtual Directory.
Read
Run scripts
Execute
Write
Browse
Script Events
The Create Virtual Directory object has an extra script event, named NewVirtualDirectory, which is called once the new virtual directory has been set up. It allows you to set properties which may not be available in the action, or perform more complicated operations on the new directory.
The NewIISWebDir parameter is an ADSI container object is of type IIsWebVirtualDir (see the for details.) You will need to use the .Get() and .Put() methods to retrieve and set properties on the object. See the MSDN documentation for a full list of property names.
It is not necessary to call the .SetInfo() method to save any changes, this is called for you when the event exits.