0

I have a SharePoint farm with multiple(let us say I have 5 web applications). Every solution has currently the wsp solution installed(we can call it solution1.wsp)

The thing I want to do is I want all of the web applications to keep running solution1.wsp but I want one or two of the web applications to run the updated (newSolution1.wsp)

So like this:

http://placeholder1/ -> should run solution1.wsp

http://placeholder2/ -> should run solution1.wsp

http://placeholder3/ -> should run solution1.wsp

http://placeholder4/ -> should run Newsolution1.wsp

http://placeholder5/ -> should run Newsolution1.wsp

With my understanding I can't use Update SPSolution(because it will update on all of the web applications) I have instead tried to use "Install-SPSolution NewSolution1.wsp -Force –GACDeployment –Web application http://placeholder5/"

and in central admin it looks successful but when I check on http://placeholder5/ nothing of the new code is added.

Thank you in advance!

1 Answer 1

1

One of two options:

  1. In code, check for the Web Application (ID, URL, etc.) and use if/else/switch statements to go between code paths. This allows you to use a single solution for all Web Applications.

  2. Create a new solution and port your code. Each solution has a GUID that is unique on a per-farm basis.

2
  • Hi thanks for the answer. Option 2 is not an option. So, in other words, the only way to solve it is in the code? I always thought you could deploy different versions of a WSP to the web applications in a farm solution.
    – BlommaN
    Commented Mar 16, 2020 at 15:17
  • You can have a Web Application-scoped solution, but again each solution has a GUID that is unique farm-wide. The GUID is generated for you when you create the solution in Visual Studio, though you can change it as desired.
    – user6024
    Commented Mar 16, 2020 at 16:04

Your Answer

By clicking “Post Your Answer”, you agree to our terms of service and acknowledge you have read our privacy policy.

Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged or ask your own question.