Deploy Website In Windows Xp For Demonstration Purposes?
Jul 3, 2010
I am having problems in deploying my first project in asp.net and for about 3 days still I haven't deploy yet my first web app. First, I need to deploy my web in windows xp for demonstration purposes before deploying it in the dedicated server. Is there a best tutorial that I can follow in order for me to easily deploy my first web app? I feel so disappointed with it because, it seems that it is not easy to deploy a web app that is made of ASP.NET.
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