Overview
The Web Application Tree View is a .NET custom control which displays all the web
applications installed on a particular IIS server. If a default document has been
defined for a particular application, the node where it is displayed can be clicked,
and the application displayed.
This control is derived from the TreeView control supplied in the Microsoft IE WebControls
download. It allows all the visual customisation that is provided by the Microsoft
control, and is self-populating.
This control was originally designed for internal use so that developers did not
need to create and maintain an index page for their web applications. It was also
deemed a useful resource for site administrators, enabling them to have an up-to-date
view of the web applications installed on their servers, and to be able to quickly
navigate to them.
Features
- Interact with local or remote IIS server
- Toggle the display of server root node and directories (according to the Metabase)
- Specify different images to indicate site activity, error, virtual directory, directory,
web application, etc.
- Use impersonation
Requirements
- Server: Windows running IIS, the .NET Framework V1.1 and the Microsoft IE Web Controls.
- Client: Tried and tested with Internet Explorer 5 and above.