The best way I've found with the least impact is
to automate the unload of the application(which resides in a virtual directory) in a project hook using this VFP code in the BeforeBuild method:

DirObj=GetObject("IIS://LocalHost/W3SVC/1/Root/"+myVirtualDir)
DirObj.AppUnload

This way, everytime you recompile, it will unload the app from IIS first, allowing the app to recompile - much smoother than the old IISRESET routine and doesn't impact any other web apps or the web site itself...


>I have a web service created in VFP which I'm currently debugging. However, after I run the service once or twice, I am unable to rebuild the .DLL without an "In use" message popping up. I have exited VFP, restarted IIS. Is there anything else I can do short of the annoying reboot process?