I have created a jsreport server with the free license and its working fine in the development mode. How can I build it to deploy in a IIS
You should be able to do it following these steps. However, I don't recommend running jsreport through IIS and recommend to use windows service instead. See below.
remove httpPort property from the jsreport.config.json
download and place sample web.config into jsreport app folder
install iisnode Don't forget to have iis installed with all Application development sub features and also iis url rewrite extension.
create standard iis website for jsreport folder and choose port and bindings you want, also don't forget to add security permissions to jsreport folder for IIS App Pool user when appropriate. IMPORTANT: Create a separate website. Don't just add application to the default website.
try access website url in browser, jsreport should pop up
However, we recommend using windows service instead of the IIS on windows servers.
https://jsreport.net/learn/windows
# install jsreport
mkdir jsreportapp
cd jsreportapp
npm i -g jsreport-cli
jsreport init
jsreport configure
# install service
jsreport win-install
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I try to install an ASP.NET application to IIS on Windows Server 2019.
The application is built against NET 4.7.1, and it works just fine on IIS in Windows Server 2012 and 2016.
However, when I try to install it on new server running Windows Server 2019, the problems starts from the configuration phase.
Specifically:
I copy the app with all the files in a folder on new server (2019)
I create the appPool, using ApplicationIdentity, enable 32 bit access
I create the web application, set to path the folder, set the appPool
to my newly created apppool
I set the permissions to read / write access for IIS AppPool\DefaultAppPool
But I cannot even do any further configuration in IIS Management.
When I try to edit any config option (default page, etc, etc) IIS manag gaves me error that it cannot access the web.config file
I even set temporarily access rights to web app's folder to full access for everyone (!!!) - no success.
Any idea what can be?
It's possible that was an error with creating the VPS image.
I recreated it and after that everything went ok
We have a web farm environment running IIS 7.5 on Windows 2008R2. We use shared configuration and web storage replication.
We tried to install Web Deploy (v3.5) on one of the servers but receive an error message saying that Web Deploy is not supported with Shared Configuration.
Is it possible to run Web Deploy in a shared configuration environment? If so how?
NOTE: We have figured this out so I am posting the answer here. There is little to no documentation that we could find on this topic so I thought it best to host the info here so the rest of the world can easily find it.
Yes Web Deploy can be installed on an IIS server using Shared Configuration. Here are the step we used to get it to work. Any comments, improvements or considerations are welcome.
Open IIS and select the server node in the tree.
Open the Shared Configuration in the Management section.
Uncheck Shared Configuration select Yes to copy the configuration to the local storage.
Do this to ALL servers that have been sharing configuration as you need to rebuild the configuration once Web Deploy is installed and reattach each server.
Install Web Deploy 3.5 (or newer) via the Web Platform Installer found here:
http://www.microsoft.com/web/gallery/install.aspx?appid=WDeploy
Installing Web Deploy will modify the authentication rules which will cause issues in a Shared Configuration environment so these rules need to be manually updated.
Open IIS and select the server node in the tree.
Open the Management Service Delegation module in the Management section (this module appears once Web Deploy is installed).
Edit the following rules and set the credentials to the a user that has access to the Shared Configuration. Typically a new account can be made that can be granted access to the Shared Configuration storage or use IIS service account. This will enable the web deployment agent to access the shared configuration with a domain account instead of the default local account.
createApp
recycleAPP
appPoolPipeline,appPoolNetFx
backupSettings
Restart the Web Deployment Agent service.
Restart the Web Management service.
Restart the IIS service.
Make sure you have disabled shared configuration on all servers.
Now to re-enable shared configuration, open IIS and select the server node in the tree.
Open the Shared Configuration in the Management section.
If this is the first server you need to export the configuration using the following steps (if not skip to next step):
Click Export Configuration...
Set the Physical Path to the shared configuration location and enter the appropriate encryption key.
You should see a success dialog if the export was successful.
Check Enable shared configuration.
Set the Physical Path to the shared configuration location and click Apply.
Enter the appropriate encryption key and click Ok.
Restart the IIS service.
You will then need to perform these steps again for each server using the shared configuration except you can skip step #14.
I have an asp.net project and I want to install it on iis in another computer
with windows 7(this computer doesn't contain VS)
what I need to install for upload this web site???
and how I upload this web site in iis7?
Thanks
For hosting application on iis In windows7. Please follow the steps.
Open inetmgr.
Create new appool for your application. The apppool version should be equivalent or greater than the version in which you developed the
application.
Right click on default site and create virtual directory.
Select the apppool you created for the application in dropdown.
Give the physical path of your application and Alas name to call your application from browser.
After that you can configure default document, authentication etc.. based on your need.
Then, browse the application to make sure it works.
I hope your windows 7 has iis installed and asp.net is registered in iis. If not, please install the same and regester iis with aspnet_regiis and a option -i Before start hosting.
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319>aspnet_regiis -i
For hosting, vs not needed. Windows 7 comes with .net 4.0 by default.
For more details, please refer iis.net site or msdn site for step by step process with graphical example.
I am having some trouble deploying my MVC3 application to my localhost. I am looking for details to build and deploy a ASP MVC 3 application to my local system. I've tried to deploy this, but have run into problem after problem. Instead of tracking each problem down separately (and I may have to do this anyways) I would like to create a one stop guide for myself and others that see this post.
I'm looking for steps including libraries to install (ASP MVC3, IIS, etc) on a Win7 SP1 machine with VS2010 installed. Also how do I set up IIS, and how do I publish? The goal will be to deploy this web app to another Win7 machine in the house, but localhost will be the first step. In addition, it would be helpful to know whatever steps are necessary to make the website accessible from another machine on the same network.
Here is what I have done so far:
Created an ASP MVC 3 application with VS2010
Built and Run
Installed IIS
In IIS - "Added Application" on "Default Web Site" with the Alias: "Hello"
4a. "Hello" runs on the DefaultAppPool, .Net 4.0; Integrated Pipeline
4b. "Hello" has the physical path C:\inetpub\Hello
In VS2010 - right clicked the project and selected "Publish", using FTP
web browser: navigate to "localhost/Hello"
500.19 - Internal Server error:
Config Error: This configuration section cannot be used at this path. This happens when
the section is locked at a parent level. Locking is either by default
(overrideModeDefault="Deny"), or set explicitly by a location tag with
overrideMode="Deny" or the legacy allowOverride="false"
Config File:
\\?\C:\inetpub\wwwroot\web.config
Requested URL:
http://localhost:80/Hello
Physical Path:
C:\inetpub\Hello
Config Source:
68: <validation validateIntegratedModeConfiguration="false" />
69: <modules runAllManagedModulesForAllRequests="true" />
70: </system.webServer>
Download and install ASP MVC 3
Create an MVC3 Hello World App in Visual Studio
Install IIS from the “Windows Features” / “Turn Windows features on or off” in Windows.
Next, you need to configure a website in IIS. I created one on port 81. Open IIS Manager, and “Add a Website” to the “Sites” node.
For this website, I created this on D:\WebSite, and configured it to run on DefaultAppPool, configured for .NET 4.0, on port 81.
Most of the time, IIS is installed after installing the .NET Framework, so you’ll need to run some commands to register ASP.NET on IIS.
start cmd.exe as an administrator and run aspnet_regiis -i in C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319
Initially, I had some trouble publishing the project to the destination but for whatever reason, Publish method: “FTP” to Target Location “D:\WebSite” seems to work quite well and publish only the minimum required files.
traditionally you could only deploy to your server using ftp. Though it doesn't make a lot of sense to ftp to a server which runs locally. However Microsoft recently introduce the Web Deployment Tool which works really well. Once you install them then you have the option of creating a deployable package
In Publish dialog, choose option Filesystem instead of FTP, and give it path you have set in IIS
I can open a web project in TFS; however, in my QA environment I have to change it to use IIS. In my local dev environment, I don't have IIS and can't install it.
New company rules deny access in QA to me and I can't open my web project to fix it in my machine.
When I open the project I receive "The Web Application Project ... is configured to use IIS. To access local IIS Web sites, you must run Visual Studio in the context of an administrator account." Then I open as administrator but VS asks for the virtual directory to be creatred on my IIS.
The NgM link can really help, but if you need a step-by-step way than go to your .csproj file property. Make it writable, open it in a text editor and search for <UseIIS>True</UseIIS> turn it to <UseIIS>False</UseIIS>. Open solution, get the latest version and when you receive a warning, keep the local version of your modified .csproj. You can too check-in your modified .csproj to stop troubles in the next latest version.
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