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get-iis-application-folder-size-and-binariesdll

Stable version 1.0.0 (Compatible with OutSystems 11)

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get-iis-application-folder-size-and-binariesdll

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With the help of this Extension, We can get application size and binaries from IIS location.

Get IIS Application Folder Size and Binaries(dll)

With the help of this Extension, We can get application size and binaries from IIS location.

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