I have planned to develop a web application using MVC, can any one suggest me the how easy to deploy the application on the IIS?
And also let me know the steps to that.
regards,
Satish
Just publish your application either to your server directory or locally and copy it to the the destination server. Make sure your server is configured for MVC, see below:
Using ASP.NET MVC with Different Versions of IIS
Server installation options for ASP.NET MVC 2
as rick says, and also, make sure (if IIS6) to use wildcard mapping - this needs to be added in the IIS control panel. again, our old friend google should throw up plenty of options on doing this. if you're under shared hosting, you can request it and most are happy to add it.
jim
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I have developed an ASP.NET C# Web application with 2 web forms and I have purchased a domain from Fasthosts in order to host my site. I have changed the server to be Windows-based and used the correct ftp details to upload my app to the site. The only problem I am having is that when the site is published I am receiving this error.
I am hoping that this issue is fairly easy to resolve. Any help on what I can do to get around this issue would be much appreciated. Thanks:)
Since you have not provided details of any set up using IIS, I would imagine that your issue is that you have simply deployed the file and gone to the URL expecting the site to be there. Normally you'd have some setup to do, unless they are handling that for you?
Have you make sure that you have setup your default page? Do they support .net core? Maybe this post https://windowswebhostingreview.com/troubleshoot-403-error-when-publishing-asp-net-core/ can help you.
I have a ASP.NET Core 2 Web API with the Angular 4 front end SPA application. It was created using clean Core 2 Web API template in VS2017 and angular-cli for the front-end using VSCode. Currently I can successfully run my prototype using either IIS Express WebAPI or self-hosted. I can successfully deploy to IIS using steps simmilar to these: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/publishing/iis?tabs=aspnetcore2x. However, I can't figure out how to attach to the IIS process to be able to step through the code as I used to do with regular old Web API or MVC app hosted in IIS.
I'm coming from traditional Web API and Angular1 environment. Both ends were deployed to IIS and it was a simple process to attach to IIS for troubleshooting. So, maybe it's a stupid question, but I can't seem to find good resource on how to approach production deployment of such Core 2 WebAPI + Angular 2 SPA app. What are the best practices? IIS for Web API and npm for client? Can someone maybe point me to tutorial on how to do that and how to debug/troubleshoot with IIS? Are there a better ways to deploy/host it, maybe my approach is wrong and IIS not needed?
If any pictures, code, setup is needed I'll gladly add it to the question. I just don't know what I can provide at the moment. Any help, advise, link will be much appreciated!
Not 100% sure if this is what you're after, but check out this blog-post:
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/webdev/2017/07/13/development-time-iis-support-for-asp-net-core-applications/
Note: Make sure you select the new launch profile ("IIS") in the main window, before starting a debug session!
I've got this scenario: I want to build a website to a friend só he can manager his business. I want to do it like it is going to be online, using C# MVC. The thing is that only my friend will use the system, on localhost:/something...
My question is: if I put the files of my app on Apache, installed in my friends computer, will he be able to access the web site thru localhost:/mysite...?
I think for your use case ASP .net Core makes perfect sense. Have a look at the these articles and sample
https://docs.asp.net/en/latest/intro.html
https://github.com/aspnet/MusicStore
Easy to run/deploy and don't need IIS Install either.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/mod-aspdotnet/
mod_aspdotnet is a loadable Apache 2 module for serving ASP.NET
content using the Microsoft's ASP.NET hosting and .NET runtime within
the Apache HTTP Server process. Non-Windows users should look at mono
(mod_mono) for an alternate implementation.
Currenty I'm in the process of creating c#.net websites (mvc) with VS 2015.
Im setting up my home development environment.
I use VisualSVN for my versionmanagement.
I use VisualSVN Server for the hosting of the versionmanagement.
I want to be able to host my repository as an asp.net mvc website, so that I can see the working running version of my project/mvc website. The repository is inside a directory called trunk (only visible from SVN Server). However I dont know how this can be done.
Can anyone provide me any insights? Can it be done with IIS straight from the repository or do I need to publish from repository to IIS explicitly?
You would need to publish your source/assemblies to a server location with IIS that has a front-facing IP Address (www.mysite.com). There are some free hosting options for Asp.Net if you do a little searching or check the Microsoft spot: https://hosting.asp.net/hosting
You can setup a trigger process to update the website every time you check-in/commit code if you truly need a matching version of the website in real-time with your code commits. Although this is rarely a good idea in single-developer scenarios it might be a good workflow. Don't do this if the public/customers are accessing your site :)
Possible solution to actually hosting within VisualSVN as well: How do I browse an old revision of a Subversion repository through the web view?
I am using asp.net web site administration tool to manage the different roles in my project (currently Customer and Administrator). During the development, in vs 2008, its very easy to manage the roles. (Project -> Asp.Net configuration). How do I manage my roles and users when the system is deployed (IIS)? Is it possible to run a "asp.net web administration tool-services" on IIS?
This article describes how to create one, including the code that you can directly embed in your website:
https://web.archive.org/web/20210510020726/https://aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/053007-1.aspx
This article describes how you can run the ASP.NET configuration website administration tool on IIS:
http://blogs.msdn.com/rahulso/archive/2006/03/09/547402.aspx
Update: here's a very basic example in MVC3/Razor:
http://www.mikepope.com/blog/DisplayBlog.aspx?permalink=2240#Create_a_page_to_manage_roles
Supposedly, developers are intended to admin the site using the visual studio web site administration tool. There is no out-of-the-box web interface to front-end that stuff.
If you are using a SQL Server instance, rather than the mapped database file in APP_DATA you can use the ASP.Net configuration tool by temporarily changing the Connection String for the database to point to your live database rather than the local one - this will enable you to edit the roles/users etc.
However, it's one of those areas where you should probably look at writing/finding a tool to edit/manage these properly.
you can create an application in IIS, you just know that direction of web administration tools (C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\ASP.NETWebAdminFiles)
the other point that you should now is that you need two parameter in the URL.
AS an example:
http://localhost/PMIS-Security/default.aspx?applicationPhysicalPath=C:\PMIS&applicationUrl=/PMIS
applicationPhysicalPath=C:\PMIS
applicationUrl=/PMIS
You can use Servant. Get it here http://servant.io/ just install it on your server and you are good to go
Try this ASP.NET Web Site Administration Tool
http://sourceforge.net/projects/wsatudri/