How To Publish The Application On The Remote Server But Have Run Into Difficulties
Dec 8, 2010
I recently developed a LINQ to SQL web application in Visual Studio 2010 on my desktop (Windows XP). It uses a connection to an SQL Server 2008 Express database on a remote server running Windows Server 2003.
When I test the application (Ctrl + F5), it works well. Now I want to publish the application on the remote server, but have run into difficulties.
I packaged the application using the "Build Deployment Package" option in Visual Studio. I installed msdeploy.exe on the server and transferred the package over. I ran "application.deploy.cmd /Y" to deploy
the application and got output indicating that files had been copied.
The deployment created a virtual directory under the default web site in IIS 6.0 and copied the necessary application files to the C:InetpubwwwrootApplication directory. However, when I attempt to browse
to the site from IIS Manager, I get a 404 error. This happens for all pages (not just the main page). So I can't get to http://localhost/Application_deploy/ and I also can't get to http://localhost/Application_deploy/Default.aspx. I mention this because
when I googled the issue, I found a lot of help for people who could get to Default.aspx but not to the main page. I don't think this is my problem.
I should mention that there is another virtual directory on the default website (I think it installed with IIS 6.0) that seems to be working fine. I was also able to publish the website on my local machine
using the one-click publish method and that works fine. My local machine runs IIS 5.1. At this point, I believe it's probably a configuration issue, either in IIS or in the application itself, but I haven't been able to solve it.
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