I'm going to publish my Application in my Local IIS .But I have some Question before i Publish.
The Question is
If I host my application can I access my Application any system
in my local area Network?
Can I run the application
with out opening visual studio and run through visual Studio?
IIS : Internet Information Services
Yes if you deploy application,for sure you can access within your network.
Yes, If successfully deployed there is no need to open visual studio to run your application , as it is deployed already
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Is it possible to create a desktop application (with an executable file) through a "Windows Forms" project in Visual Studio 2013?. Also, this application should include a "view" that can deploy another Web solution that I already did using MVC. The final users have no local IIS since and they are not allowed to install IIS in their Windows. Is this possible?
I created a web service in C#, using Visual Studio 2010 ( Framework .NET 3.5). In debug mode it works great, but now I must publish it on the internet, so that I can consume it in remote (the app that will consume the web service is an android app).
So the question is: how do I publish my web service on Internet so that I can consume it in remote?
Thanks in advance; this is a work for taking my degree!
A simple way: you switch to release mode, update your web.config for production, right click on your service project and from the menu select publish. Then you publish it to the local folder. This way it copies only the files needed. Then you copy the contents of the folder to your remote site using ftp, for example, your hosting provider should have given you the credentials.
for some hosters it is also possible to publish directly but I don't use this.
Currently, I have a Visual Studio 2008 Web Application using .NET Framework 3.5 and I want to deploy to my IIS 6 server. I have try to use the Build > Publish menu to publish my site to IIS 6 but it keep on giving me this error:
Visual Web Developer does not support creating Web sites on a SharePoint Web server. See Help for more details.
So, may anyone share with me some insight on the correct procedure to deploy my Web application?
For your info: MOSS 2007 is also installed.
Try to use the same publish command but target a local file system folder or a network share and not IIS. Once you have got your binaries and pages in such folder deploy on iis manually with a file copy.
Thanks Davide,
Actually I used another command to perform the deploy.
reference: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms229863%28v=vs.80%29.aspx
How can I make Web Application project a standalone desktop application with IIS Express and SQL Server Express?
With "standalone" I mean clicking on an exe-file start my application (e.g. start.aspx in my browser). The whole application consists of lots of aspx-files which run in a browser.
NOW: I have my Web Application project running fine when pressing F5 in Visual Studio 2010.
MY AIM: I want to start this project on a local machine just as easy as it is in Visual Studio, but how could I do so?
You're misunderstanding what happens when you press F5 in Visual Studio.
When you press F5, and if you're using the Visual Studio Development Server instead of IIS, that server is started up, and can serve requests for your application that come in on localhost. In any case, Visual Studio next starts your default browser and tells it to browse to your web application. The only application being launched on the desktop is your browser.
When your application is ready for other users to use, you will need to deploy it to a web server. Once it is deployed to the web server, users will be able to open their browser and browse to your application.
There is no simple way to package up a web server, database server, and your web application into a single .exe that a user can double-click.
i recommend you look into this product
http://ultidev.com/products/UWS-Cassini-Pro/Default.aspx
You'll need to use SQL CE, which has a number of limitations, such as the inability to auto-increment identity type columns.
Why would you use IIS for a stand-alone desktop application? A web application is for the web. If you want desktop that look into WinForms of WPF. I doubt you will find any tools to do the conversion for you so you will have to make it a manual process. Just hope you have a well structured web app.
Unless of course, you mean to just access a local web application from your local machine IIS installation? If so, then just set up IIS like you would do on a server, assign yourself a port to the localhost to access the web application and then create a nice desktop shortcut that links to the correct URL
Is there a way to publish a website/webservice/folder to the IIS directory of the remote machine?
If so how?
Web Deploy sounds like the tool you want - you can also 'Publish' the site within VS 2010
http://www.iis.net/download/webdeploy