Problem with ASP.NET MVC application deployment
I’m currently deploying my ASP.NET MVC5 project. I already deployed project files, but I got some problems with, I guess, the database. I did the following steps to deploy the database:
I’m currently deploying my ASP.NET MVC5 project. I already deployed project files, but I got some problems with, I guess, the database. I did the following steps to deploy the database:
I deployed my Blazor server side App on my server.
Publish was OK, success.
But when I look on the repository where its published, I find lot of dll etc… but no content that I used to work with in local when I build the app…
All is working good, I access the web app from my browser, but as I use to work with some template personal files, they are missing on the server and the logic behind is lost…
I’ve noticed that although I’m able to successfully deploy my web app (ASP.NET) to Azure using web publish in Visual Studio. I’m also able to successfully deploy individual files to the server directory, by right clicking on the file in the solution explorer and clicking publish.
We have a web application that’s deployed to many websites with only frontend changes, the shared backend portion has it’s DLL in the GAC so we only have to update that one dll and all the sites get the update.
To deploy a new version of our website we do the following:
I’m using Visual Studio’s Publish button to deploy my website, and want a different App_Data folder on the server. There’s a checkbox for Leave extra files on destination (do not delete) which prevents my App_Data folder from getting deleted, but then it’ll eventually accumulate a lot of vestigial files as the website changes.
On attempting to deploy a .net 3.5 website on the default app pool in IIS7 having the framework section set to 4.0, I get the following error.
Currently we deploy compiled ASP.Net applications by publishing the web site locally and emailing a zip file to the system administrator with a (usually) lengthy set of instructions for deployment. This is because the first time we deployed an ASP.Net application to a customer the dev and test IIS instance were the same, and we were unable to deploy the site twice to the same machine. This set the tone for deployment on all subsequent projects.
I am trying to publish an Asp.net MVC web application locally using the NAnt and MSBuild. This is what I am using for my NAnt target;
How can I get my global.asax file to publish to our ftp site?