Re: Installing IIS ISAPI filter. MFC Classes for HttpFilter....

[Victor Chinnappan <cv...@yahoo.com>]

Toby,
That sounds interesting... If you can read this URL
page, i think you might be able to crack some more of
this. 
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/psdk/iisref/isgu6y2b.htm

There is a separate project type that you can create
using VC++ for ISAPI extensions. It provides many of
the required functions to handle the filter
operations.

Moreover for your needs, i think you must be able to
do most of it by looking into 
CHttpFilter and
CHttpFilterContext MFC classes.

Cheers,
Victor.C
--- Toby Piper <tp...@CompCraft.com> wrote:
> Found this in MSDN:
> Written obviously for VB
> ======================================
> 
> Setting ISAPI Filter Metabase Properties
> You can add an ISAPI filter programmatically by
> using the IIS Admin Objects.
> Filters can be added to either the WWW service or to
> an individual Web site. To
> add a filter you must first create an IIsFilters
> object. IIsFilters is a
> container object that you can populate with
> IIsFilter objects.
> 
> For example, the following script would add an
> IIsFilters object to the WWW
> service. Note that a Filters object is created for
> the WWW service when IIS is
> installed. For an individual Web site you may need
> to create this object before
> you can use it.
> 
> Dim FiltersObj
> Dim LoadOrder
> 
> Set FiltersObj =
> GetObject("IIS://LocalHost/W3SVC/Filters")
> LoadOrder = FiltersObj.FilterLoadOrder
> If LoadOrder <> "" Then
>   LoadOrder = LoadOrder & ","
> End If
> LoadOrder = LoadOrder & "myFilter"
> FiltersObj.FilterLoadOrder = LoadOrder
> FiltersObj.SetInfo
> 
> Once you have gained access to the parent IIsFilters
> container object, you can
> create a new IIsFilter object and set its
> properties. The following script adds
> a new IIsFilter, myFilter, and sets the path and
> description.
> 
> Dim FilterObj
> Dim FilterName
> 
> FilterName = "myFilter"
> FilterPath = "C:\iisfilts\myfilter.dll"
> FilterDesc = "This is my filter"
> 
> Set FilterObj = FiltersObj.Create("IIsFilter",
> FilterName)
> FilterObj.FilterPath = FilterPath
> FilterObj.FilterDescription = FilterDesc
> FilterObj.SetInfo
> 
> 


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Re: Installing IIS ISAPI filter. MFC Classes for HttpFilter....

[Jakob Hummes <hu...@castify.net>]

Toby, Victor, all others,

when you have figured out, how to setup the IIS ISAPI filter
programatically, it would be great if you could send the solution to
this list (or even better to create a Web page, and then send the URL).

BTW: Having a guideline how to set up Tomcat (and configure IIS)
automatically (e.g. via an InStallShiwld or InstallAnywhere) would be
from great value to all of us.  Unfortunately, I also haven't figured it
out, yet.


I wish you all luck on earth,
- Jakob