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How to get UPnP device host up and running
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Mason Bendixen
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Sep 25, 2000
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This is the beginnings of how to install the UPnP Device host. This is some onetime work that needs to be done.
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1. Install IIS
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2. Create a virtual directory off of the root called upnphost (C:\upnphost is used by setup.bat)
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3. Give said virtual directory execute permissions and full process isolation
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4. Copy setup.bat to a test machine (file assumes it will be on e:)
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5. Map the given network drive to the drive on your dev machine with your source tree
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6. Change setup.bat's path (m:\nt2) to point to the correct location
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7. Install UPnP client stuff (for SSDP)
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This is what needs to be done to get fresh binaries:
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1. Disconnect debuggers attached to udhisapi.dll and upnphost.dll
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2. Restart IIS
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3. Run setup.bat
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Yeah this is rough, but think of it as a character building experience until we have a real install program. If you have any suggestions either let me know or change the files yourself.
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Thanks
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Mason
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