As per the install instructions, IT HIT WEBDAV AD CardDAV needs its own virtual server on IIS.
How can this be installed in a subfolder of the original default web site, rather than having to create a new site ?
You can add CalDAV and CadDAV to the existing website using 'Add CalDAV/CardDAV Server Implementation' wizard in Visual Studio. This will create CalDAV/CardDAV repository on a specified virtual path in your project.
Note that many CalDAV/CardDAV client applications require discovery to be supported by your server. Typically your server will need to process discovery requests on your site root, even though the CalDAV/CardDAV will be on some virtual folder. The 'Add CalDAV/CardDAV Server Implementation' wizard adds a handler in your web.config on your site root to process discovery requests.
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I am new to web developing and some how managed to create one web page with SQL database. Now I would like to deploy my website in localhost server by that users who are having access to that server can use the website. I did some search and deployed website in development computer by creating an application in IIS server inetmgr however I don't know how to deploy in production system. Please guide me with possible and effective method by that I can proceed further.Deployment to test
Right-click your project, select Publish.
Create a profile name
On Connection tab, set the Deploy method to File System
Put the file location you want to publish to
On Settings tab, put in the database connection strings if necessary
Save
Right-click project, Publish
Go to the place where your site was published.
Copy all files in that folder and paste it in the IIS web server's virtual directory where your app will be located.
I am trying to do a web deploy of a MVC application. I added Copy files to remote machine, IIS management and IIS web deployment.
I need to deploy it to an application inside App pool.
Going through the video URL below
https://app.pluralsight.com/player?course=tfs-visual-studio-2015-implementing-continuous-delivery&author=marcel-devries&name=tfs-visual-studio-2015-implementing-continuous-delivery-m4&clip=4&mode=live.
The author ask's to specify the website name. In my case the website name is the application name in the app pool.
How do I specify the application name under an app pool in website name parameter of IIS management.
Based on your description the website name shoule be the application name, so just put the application name as the website name parameter.
Please read the Overview and parameters instruction for the WinRM - IIS Web App Management task . And this Deploy: IIS Web App Manage
Besides, you can also use the MSBuild with arguments to deploy the application, refer to below links to do that:
Deploying application in a remote and local machine with TFS 2015
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An ASP.NET MVC Site That’s Easy to Deploy from a TFS Build
Build and Deploy a Web Application with TFS 2017 using Web Deploy Package
UPDATE:
If you already have a website and you want to deploy your Application under the website. Then you just need to use the IIS Web App Deploy step. The Web App Management step is not needed.
Just try websitename\appname as the Website name parameter in IIS Web App Deploy step. See Parameters for IIS Application configuration
When I execute my .NET MVC website from within visual studio, the url points to
http://localhost:61453/ (I have set this port number).
Now I need to publish this to a different local server, whose IP is 172.21.1.83, so that users can access the website by typing www.mysite.com as the URL.
The site needs to be deployed on IIS 7. How do I achieve this? I tried using the 'Publish' option, but it asks me to enter Server, Site name and destination url. So as far as I understand, I should be entering these:
Server: 172.81.21.83
SItename: www.mysite.com
site url: The director where my deployment artefact will be located.
Is this correct? Also, once I create the deployment artefact, do I just open up IIS manager and follow the prompts to host it?
I tried some online steps regarding this, but I am unable to figure it out.
Open IIS manager on IIS server -> expand your server -> right click sites -> select Add website. Choose your host name, port, application pool and select directory of source files(Content directory - Physical path). Then you can click publish in visual studio. Choose filesystem as publish method and publish your project to local drive. Then just copy content of published folder on your drive to folder you have selected when creating IIS site(directory of source files mentioned here).
There are other options how to get your site from VS to IIS. You can send files directly via FTP My favourite is web deploy, where you create config file on IIS, load it to your project in VS and just click publish.
I have created a web application using SQL Server as a database.
My client don't provide internet access to his employees.
So how can i deploy a MVC web application there so that it can be accessed by everyone which are connected to each other locally.
Publish your web application by right click on your application and select publish option to a local folder on your file system.
Provide published code to you client's IT group.
Put your database inside App_Data folder
If MVC framework is not installed on client server machine then you will have to request you client install MVC framework on server machine and then configure application on IIS.
For help you can check given below link -
How do I deploy MVC3 Hello World App to localhost and configure IIS
I want to test my asp.net MVC project (being developed using Visual Studio) on Local IIS Web server as the root application of a destinated website rather than as a nested/child application under the root application.
Note: Normally Visual Studio forces us to create Virtual Directory under the website if we test the project on Local IIS Web server.
Edit 1: Don't suggest me to publish it to the root application please because it is a bit tedious. I am sorry, I am lazy.
You don't have to create a virtual directory. Create a separate site in IIS (may be with a different port, for ex: 8080) and point that site to your local project web folder.
Now in visual studio set project url to http://localhost:8080, and you are good to test the site at the root.