Web Service Extensions in IIS 7

This is a discussion on Web Service Extensions in IIS 7 within the Inetserver forums in Microsoft Tools category; Hello, The main navigation tree in IIS Manager for IIS 7 lists Sites and Application Pools but there is no longer a node for Web Service Extensions. Nor is there anything about web service extensions in the Features View, the Content View, or the Actions Pane. Nothing about it in Help either. This seems like a huge change with apparently no supporting documentation or guidance. I have no idea what to do. Any help would be appreciated. -- Thanks...

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Old 05-20-2008, 06:02 PM
ronf
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Default Web Service Extensions in IIS 7

Hello,
The main navigation tree in IIS Manager for IIS 7 lists Sites and
Application Pools but there is no longer a node for Web Service Extensions.
Nor is there anything about web service extensions in the Features View, the
Content View, or the Actions Pane. Nothing about it in Help either.

This seems like a huge change with apparently no supporting documentation or
guidance. I have no idea what to do.

Any help would be appreciated.

--
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Old 05-21-2008, 12:02 AM
David Wang
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Default Re: Web Service Extensions in IIS 7

On May 20, 3:02*pm, ronf <r...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Hello,
> The main navigation tree in IIS Manager for IIS 7 lists Sites and
> Application Pools but there is no longer a node for Web Service Extensions.. *
> Nor is there anything about web service extensions in the Features View, the
> Content View, or the Actions Pane. *Nothing about it in Help either.
>
> This seems like a huge change with apparently no supporting documentation or
> guidance. *I have no idea what to do.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> --
> Thanks



ISAPI Extension support is not installed by default. CGI support is
not installed by default.

Web Service Extension is still there and only relevant for unlocking
ISAPI Extensions and CGI functionality. Since it depends on features
not installed by default, it is also not installed by default. But
rest assured, it is still there.

The huge change is the default feature and configuration of IIS7,
which is well documented. However, the dependencies and downstream
effects of each Feature is often not obvious to any casual user
reading documentation, which is fine.


//David
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