After adding an extension to IIS5.1, I needed to restart IIS to get it to
recognize my new extension and hand it off to asp.net. Has anyone else
needed to do this? And why wouldn't this work with a reboot?

This same problem does not exist on IIS6 as I just copied over the web
project, added the new extension with the aspnet filter dll and I was good
to go. Why is IIS5.x different than IIS6 like that?

Re: has anyone else needed to restart IIS after adding extension? by Bernard

Bernard
Tue Feb 22 23:58:42 CST 2005

I can't repro. I just need to restart IIS.

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"Flip" <!REMOVE_ME!phenry_w@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> After adding an extension to IIS5.1, I needed to restart IIS to get it to
> recognize my new extension and hand it off to asp.net. Has anyone else
> needed to do this? And why wouldn't this work with a reboot?
>
> This same problem does not exist on IIS6 as I just copied over the web
> project, added the new extension with the aspnet filter dll and I was good
> to go. Why is IIS5.x different than IIS6 like that?
>



Re: has anyone else needed to restart IIS after adding extension? by Flip

Flip
Wed Feb 23 10:34:38 CST 2005

>I can't repro. I just need to restart IIS.
That's what I was afraid of. :< Oh well, I'll see what else I can find out
tonight. Thanks for your help! :>



Re: has anyone else needed to restart IIS after adding extension? by Kristofer

Kristofer
Wed Feb 23 13:42:22 CST 2005

Hi,

Yes, this is correct observation. You need to restart IIS 5.1 after you
have done this. Are you saying that it does not work if you "only" reboot
the computer, without manually restarting IIS? That should not be true,
because IIS will be restarted when the machine is restarted.

IIS 6.0 is very different than previous versions and does not need to be
restarted after this change.


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Flip wrote:

> After adding an extension to IIS5.1, I needed to restart IIS to get it to
> recognize my new extension and hand it off to asp.net. Has anyone else
> needed to do this? And why wouldn't this work with a reboot?
>
> This same problem does not exist on IIS6 as I just copied over the web
> project, added the new extension with the aspnet filter dll and I was
good
> to go. Why is IIS5.x different than IIS6 like that?

Re: has anyone else needed to restart IIS after adding extension? by Flip

Flip
Wed Feb 23 13:54:40 CST 2005

Howdy Kristofer, thank you for your reply. You made me feel a bit better,
at least I don't feel so dumb anymore!

> Yes, this is correct observation. You need to restart IIS 5.1 after you
Thanks for the confirmation. I wonder why then all the web pages I'm
finding/searching don't say that? They must all be using iis6 then? But XP
comes with 5.1. Oh well, what can ya do?

> have done this. Are you saying that it does not work if you "only" reboot
Ya, it doesn't seem to do the samething on a reboot. I figured "only"
rebooting was more extreme than restarting IIS, but I can't explain why it
doesn't seem to want to work, but restarting IIS does. Is there anything
else that could be happening/changing when the restart from MMC happens that
a starting of the service doesn't do?

> the computer, without manually restarting IIS? That should not be true,
> because IIS will be restarted when the machine is restarted.
I know! I'm as perplexed as you are!

> IIS 6.0 is very different than previous versions and does not need to be
> restarted after this change.
I've seen there to be at least two differences in IIS6 and IIS5.1.
Validators behave differently from when I'm doing dev and when I deploy the
app to my IIS box. :< I just read this morning, iis6 was a complete
rewrite, is that true? I guess that would explain why there are different
behaviours.

Thanks for your time! :>



Re: has anyone else needed to restart IIS after adding extension? by Kristofer

Kristofer
Thu Feb 24 00:13:18 CST 2005

It may not be a _complete_ rewrite, but much of it is rewritten.


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Flip wrote:

> Howdy Kristofer, thank you for your reply. You made me feel a bit
better,
> at least I don't feel so dumb anymore!
>
> > Yes, this is correct observation. You need to restart IIS 5.1 after you
> Thanks for the confirmation. I wonder why then all the web pages I'm
> finding/searching don't say that? They must all be using iis6 then?
But XP
> comes with 5.1. Oh well, what can ya do?
>
> > have done this. Are you saying that it does not work if you "only"
reboot
> Ya, it doesn't seem to do the samething on a reboot. I figured "only"
> rebooting was more extreme than restarting IIS, but I can't explain why
it
> doesn't seem to want to work, but restarting IIS does. Is there anything
> else that could be happening/changing when the restart from MMC happens
that
> a starting of the service doesn't do?
>
> > the computer, without manually restarting IIS? That should not be true,
> > because IIS will be restarted when the machine is restarted.
> I know! I'm as perplexed as you are!
>
> > IIS 6.0 is very different than previous versions and does not need to
be
> > restarted after this change.
> I've seen there to be at least two differences in IIS6 and IIS5.1.
> Validators behave differently from when I'm doing dev and when I deploy
the
> app to my IIS box. :< I just read this morning, iis6 was a complete
> rewrite, is that true? I guess that would explain why there are
different
> behaviours.
>
> Thanks for your time! :>