I was wondering if anyone would know how to configure IIS for the following senario:
Setup a base directory structure that contains core files of an application (ASP.NET). Then I would like to have IIS start an instance for each subdomain navigated to. For example, when a client logs into, say, client1.serviceapp.com and another to client2.serviceapp.com, two instances of the program would be running but using DLLs located in the base folder.
Also, for each folder that each subdomain maps to, a web.config file would exist. The web.config contains the database string that each instance would use. (I would assume I would have to also put global.asax there too.)
Is this possible?
--Lenard
Setup a base directory structure that contains core files of an application (ASP.NET). Then I would like to have IIS start an instance for each subdomain navigated to. For example, when a client logs into, say, client1.serviceapp.com and another to client2.serviceapp.com, two instances of the program would be running but using DLLs located in the base folder.
Also, for each folder that each subdomain maps to, a web.config file would exist. The web.config contains the database string that each instance would use. (I would assume I would have to also put global.asax there too.)
Is this possible?
--Lenard
