AppcmdUI

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CategoryManage
LicenseFree
Supported byEmail
Works WithIIS 7
DocumentationAppcmdUI Documentation
Updated onApril 15, 2007
Uploaded byksingla

Overview

AppcmdUI helps writing appcmd commands by providing available options at each step so that you only need to pick the option from the list.

Features

§  Works with both “appcmd <object> <verb>” and “appcmd <verb> <object>” command styles.
§  Shows list of objects and verbs available. Builds auto complete list dynamically so that you see only few options.
§  Builds list of current application pools, sites, applications, virtual directories, backups, module, traces, worker processes and shows them as parameter values. Updates this list when “appcmd add/delete” commands are used.
§  Force update option for tool to pick latest configuration data when “appcmd set config” or other scripts/tools are used to add/delete apppools/sites/apps/vdirs.
§  Parses the schema and shows section names in commands which require section names. Custom defined sections are automatically picked.
§  When working with a particular section, shows list of attributes/elements/collections and helps you setting attributes and adding/removing collection elements.
§  Shows attributes, elements, collections in you can set using “appcmd set <apppool|site|app|vdir|module” commands.
§  Shows general appcmd parameters. Uses –parameter for general parameters rather than /parameter to show they are different.
§  Shows possible attributes when “appcmd –text:” used.
§  Can execute command and see the output in the same window.
§  Shows examples of commands you are working with which are in “appcmd <verb> <object> /?” help.
§  Supports auto complete and command execution even when piping commands together.
§  Limited support for identifiers. There is a corresponding /parameter option for most of the identifiers. Uses /parameter:value.

Benefits

See features.

Requirements

You can only use AppcmdUI on Windows Vista machines which has IIS7 and appcmd.exe installed. Also you need to run AppcmdUI.exe as elevated.