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n9zle
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 04, 2004 4:49 am    Post subject: removing isapi dll from memory wk3 Reply with quote



I have a win2003 server, I can not update any isapi dlls without rebooting
the machine. In XP I can see the web user and remove the dll but I don't
know what to stop in wk3?


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Deepak Shenoy
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 04, 2004 1:27 pm    Post subject: Re: removing isapi dll from memory wk3 Reply with quote



n9zle wrote:

Quote:
I have a win2003 server, I can not update any isapi dlls without
rebooting the machine. In XP I can see the web user and remove the
dll but I don't know what to stop in wk3?

In Internet Services Manager, browse to your virtual directory, click
properties on teh directory. In the Home or Virtual Directory tab, you
should see an "unload" button. click it and you can update your dll
now. If it's disabled, then there's a "Create" button above it. Hit
that, shut down and restart your web service in control Panel |
Services. You can replace your DLL when this service is shut down and
the "Unload" button will be enabled the next time you go to this
property sheet.

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Deepak Shenoy (TeamB)
Agni Software
http://www.agnisoft.com

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Nope
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 04, 2004 7:46 pm    Post subject: Re: removing isapi dll from memory wk3 Reply with quote



Clicking "unload" is not a good approach, because the dll gets reloaded the
moment a browser navigates to it. If yours is a busy site this can happen a
split second after you clicked unload. You are better off stopping the site
on Internet Services Manager, replace your dll, and then re-start the site.

"Deepak Shenoy" <nospam (AT) nospam (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
n9zle wrote:

I have a win2003 server, I can not update any isapi dlls without
rebooting the machine. In XP I can see the web user and remove the
dll but I don't know what to stop in wk3?

In Internet Services Manager, browse to your virtual directory, click
properties on teh directory. In the Home or Virtual Directory tab, you
should see an "unload" button. click it and you can update your dll
now. If it's disabled, then there's a "Create" button above it. Hit
that, shut down and restart your web service in control Panel |
Services. You can replace your DLL when this service is shut down and
the "Unload" button will be enabled the next time you go to this
property sheet.

--
Deepak Shenoy (TeamB)
Agni Software
http://www.agnisoft.com



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William Egge
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 04, 2004 9:35 pm    Post subject: Re: removing isapi dll from memory wk3 Reply with quote

Try using my ISAPI Loader.
http://www.eggcentric.com/ISAPILoader.htm

If you use the loader, then to update your isapi dll you only need to copy
your new isapi application to the directory and then the loader will unload
the old isapi application and then load your new one.



"n9zle" <n9zle (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote

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I have a win2003 server, I can not update any isapi dlls without rebooting
the machine. In XP I can see the web user and remove the dll but I don't
know what to stop in wk3?





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Bruce Raisley
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PostPosted: Thu Feb 12, 2004 3:10 pm    Post subject: Re: removing isapi dll from memory wk3 Reply with quote

It is not a virtual directory just one off of wwwroot that allows CGIs and
executables.
the unload button is grayed out and I can not delete the DLL, the only way I
can get it out of memory is to reboot or shut down IIS completely. The ISAPI
DLLs work beter but are hard to replace when I need to upgrade them.

"Deepak Shenoy" <nospam (AT) nospam (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
n9zle wrote:

I have a win2003 server, I can not update any isapi dlls without
rebooting the machine. In XP I can see the web user and remove the
dll but I don't know what to stop in wk3?

In Internet Services Manager, browse to your virtual directory, click
properties on teh directory. In the Home or Virtual Directory tab, you
should see an "unload" button. click it and you can update your dll
now. If it's disabled, then there's a "Create" button above it. Hit
that, shut down and restart your web service in control Panel |
Services. You can replace your DLL when this service is shut down and
the "Unload" button will be enabled the next time you go to this
property sheet.

--
Deepak Shenoy (TeamB)
Agni Software
http://www.agnisoft.com



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Bruce Raisley
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PostPosted: Fri Feb 13, 2004 2:11 pm    Post subject: Re: removing isapi dll from memory wk3 Reply with quote

YOUR ALL WRONG!
I had to find this one out myself. so here is the answer for anyone else
looking for it.

(Win2003 server only)
right click my computer and select "Manage"
Under the section
"Internet INformation Services(IIS)"
you will find a sub section "Application Pools"
under that section select "DefaultAppPool", stop that service replace the
ISAPI dll and then restart DefaultAppPool.
this is the clean way of doing it, your isapi will start back up clean when
asked for without having to do a retry.

-Bruce Raisley


"n9zle" <n9zle (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
I have a win2003 server, I can not update any isapi dlls without rebooting
the machine. In XP I can see the web user and remove the dll but I don't
know what to stop in wk3?





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