Please, observe:
PS C:\Dayforce\DayforceRTQA\150520_747\SharpTop> $a
C:\Program Files\IIS Express\appcmd.exe
PS C:\Dayforce\DayforceRTQA\150520_747\SharpTop> &$a list app "MyDayforce/" /text:*
APP
path:"/"
APP.NAME:"MyDayforce/"
APPPOOL.NAME:"Clr4IntegratedAppPool"
SITE.NAME:"MyDayforce"
[application]
path:"/"
applicationPool:"Clr4IntegratedAppPool"
enabledProtocols:"http"
serviceAutoStartEnabled:"false"
serviceAutoStartProvider:""
preloadEnabled:"false"
[virtualDirectoryDefaults]
path:""
physicalPath:""
userName:""
password:""
logonMethod:"ClearText"
allowSubDirConfig:"true"
[virtualDirectory]
path:"/"
physicalPath:"C:\Dayforce\SharpTop\UI\MyWORKBits"
userName:""
password:""
logonMethod:"ClearText"
allowSubDirConfig:"true"
PS C:\Dayforce\DayforceRTQA\150520_747\SharpTop> &$a list app "MyDayforce/" /text:applicationPool
Clr4IntegratedAppPool
PS C:\Dayforce\DayforceRTQA\150520_747\SharpTop> &$a list app "MyDayforce/" /text:enabledProtocols
http
PS C:\Dayforce\DayforceRTQA\150520_747\SharpTop>
I have no idea how to display the value of physicalPath
. Tried all kinds of variants - nothing works.
So, how do I fetch the physicalPath
from the app object ?
P.S.
I know how to do it from the vdir object:
PS C:\Dayforce\DayforceRTQA\150520_747\SharpTop> &$a list vdir /app.name:"MyDayforce/" /text:physicalPath
C:\Dayforce\SharpTop\UI\MyWORKBits
PS C:\Dayforce\DayforceRTQA\150520_747\SharpTop>
But I have a specific interest in the app object in order to understand whether nested properties can be fetched using the /text
flag.
Good afternoon mark!
To display the physical path using only the app object you can reference it using the
[path='string']
syntax. Using this you can reference all of the properties of the nestedVirtualDirectory
object.So for your example you would use the following command:
&$a list app "MyDayforce/" /text:[path='/'].physicalPath
Or more generally for default IIS installations
C:\Windows\system32\inetsrv\appcmd.exe list app "Default Web Site/" /text:[path='/'].physicalPath