.Net ADO Provider - Inetserver

yes it is, use a com iterop to the ciadm class to do this.
"Martin c" <martin@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Hi Everyone, (Again !)
>
> Thanks alot fo rth ehelp you've given so far, it has been very very
> helpfull.
> One further question though:
> Is it possible to reproduce the code at the bottom of the page, for
> gnerating index server statistics on a web page, in ASP.NET using the
MSIDXS
> data provider? I would dearly love to be able ot generate this stats page
> in my ASP.NET server management application but all i can do at the moment
> is count records and count files and compare, which seems to give
different
> numbers to the index server.
>
> TIA.
> Martin
>
> Here is the ASP/VBScript used to generate the stats page:
>

Code:

>  <%
>  Set objAdminIS = CreateObject("Microsoft.ISAdm")
>  objAdminIS.Machinename = "Maverick"
>  set objCatAdmin = objAdminIS.GetcatalogbyName(strDomain)
>   ' display this lot -->
>   ' Display status of catalog or the enable button
>   response.Write "<tr><td></td><td> Catalog Name : </td><td> " &
> objCatAdmin.catalogName & "</td></tr>"
>   response.Write "<tr><td></td><td> Catalog Location : </td><td> " &
> objCatAdmin.catalogLocation & "</td></tr>"
>   ' isuptodate
>   response.Write "<tr><td></td><td> Catalog Up To Date : </td><td> " &
> objCatAdmin.isuptodate & "</td></tr>"
>   ' FilteredDocumentCount
>   response.Write "<tr><td></td><td> Indexed Documents : </td><td> " &
> objCatAdmin.filtereddocumentcount & "</td></tr>"
>   ' TotalDocumentcount
>   response.Write "<tr><td></td><td> Total Documents : </td><td> " &
> objCatAdmin.totalDocumentCount & "</td></tr>"
>   ' Documentstofilter
>   response.Write "<tr><td></td><td> Filtered Documents : </td><td> " &
> objCatAdmin.DocumentstoFilter & "</td></tr>"
>   ' DelayedFilterCount
>   response.Write "<tr><td></td><td> Index delayed on : </td><td> " &
> objCatAdmin.DelayedFilterCount & "</td></tr>"
>   ' PersistentIndexCount
>   response.Write "<tr><td></td><td> Persistant Indexes : </td><td> " &
> objCatAdmin.PersistentIndexCount & "</td></tr>"
>   ' QueryCount
>   response.Write "<tr><td></td><td> No Of Queries : </td><td> " &
> objCatAdmin.QueryCount & "</td></tr>"
>   ' WordListCount
>   response.Write "<tr><td></td><td> Wordlists : </td><td> " &
> objCatAdmin.WordListCount & "</td></tr>"
>   ' UniqueKeyCount
>   response.Write "<tr><td></td><td> Unique Keys : </td><td> " &
> objCatAdmin.UniqueKeyCount & "</td></tr>"
>  %>
>

>
>

Martin,

You are welcome. And sure, we can use it in ASP.net through
interop:

In VS.net, Add Reference and select COM. Click Browser and locate to
Windows\System32\ciodm.dll (take care, not ciadm). Then create its
intance to use:
CIODMLib.AdminIndexServerClass MyISAdmin = new
CIODMLib.AdminIndexServerClass();

The ASP.net app may need to run under high trust level, you can
insert: <trust level = "Full" /> in web.config

To MSIDXS in .Net, you can refer to the following sample:

820983 HOW TO: Use an ASP.NET Application to Query an Indexing
Service Catalog
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=820983

Let me know if you meet any issues.

Best regards,

WenJun Zhang
Microsoft Online Support
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rights.
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Hello Martin,

Have you met any problems during interop ciodm to run in ASP.net? If
so, please don't hesitate to let me know, it's always my pleasure to
be of help.

Best regards,

WenJun Zhang
Microsoft Online Support
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights.
Get Secure! - www.microsoft.com/security

Trying to use CIODMLib through Interop within asp.net app is driving me nuts. I continually get Access Denied messages. I have tried setting trust level to full, set impersonate on/off, modifed Index service settings to run under specific user account. I would love to see working asp.net 2.0 app that is successfully using Index server--examples I found in Win SDK were quite out of date. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

-Lauren