We have an asp.net application with framework 4.5 that is currently hosted in Windows server with IIS 8.5, SQL server as backend. it is a simple web application with forms authentication.
We are now planning to move to a Linux VM environment (tomcat server) not cloud, so I was wondering if we have to make any code changes. We are also not sure as to how to migrate to this new environment.
If anyone here can guide me to any article or if you have any inputs please do share.
PS: The exact configuration of the new VM is not finalised.
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Problem Statement is - I have one EC2 linux instance on which ASP.NET core web application is deployed. I want to do the windows authentication for that application.
I am a fresher with not much experience in the field of development. I have tried searching on the Google but could not find any relevant document that can help in achieving the objective.
Can anyone from the community provide information on how to do the windows authentication for the app running on EC2 ?
I want to host a ASP.NET Core application on shared windows host. I read the documentation and as far as I understood it can depend directly on the .NET framework, but other tutorials says that it cannot be done without the .NET Core (also my windows hosting provider said that it cannot be done).
Does the ASP.NET Core application can be host on windows shared hosting machine or additional configurations need to be done ?
Thanks.
Yes, you can. But your host needs the .NET Core Windows Server Hosting. Once your host has this installed, you can run your .net core app (full .net or .net core).
You can find more info here.
Yes, I have deployed ASP.NET core web apps to two different Windows shared hosting services successfully. I've had success with both framework-dependent and self-contained deployments. You can my instructions for doing a self-contained deployment here: https://birdsbits.blog/2019/02/18/publishing-an-asp-net-core-web-app-to-a-cheap-windows-hosting-service/
I have two working servers (at different locations) with IIS hosting WCF. On each server, WCF (by way of an entity framework) connects to a PostgreSQL database on the same server. My development machine is my laptop.
I have added new stored procedures to the PostgreSQL databases and added these to the WCF implementation on my laptop.
Currently, the Server only has the production site set to use ASP.Net v4.0 application pool.
In Visual Studio 2010 (.Net 4.0), can someone please tell me how to:
Create a Web Deployment Application that will use the existing PostgreSQL database already on the Server (I do not want to export any database from my laptop).
Create a Web Deployment Application that will use the existing PostgreSQL database already on the Server, but target a non-production site like "TestingSite".
Is there anyway of creating a Web Deployment Application that will CREATE the new site, "TestingSite" on the Server with the correct settings.
Ultimately I'm hoping for something really simple that I can develop the WCF code I need on my laptop, then deploy it to the server for testing.
I have a web application developed in .net and deployed in IIS so that other systems on the LAN can access the application easily. It was all working fine but suddenly when i did some modification in application deployment services under world wide web under IIS in windows features on/off then my application unable to access database. I have checked everything i am able to access the same database in SQL server management studio.
Please help me
I have resolved my problem and it was very silly actually the problem with in the iis application pool i have stopped the application pool of my application and then started and the problem solved....!!!!
Howcome I deploy my intranet ASP.NET MVC project?
What I've got so far:
project itself;
several client machines connected in a workgroup and server;
IIS Express 7.5, SQL Server 2008 R2 Express installed on a server.
It should be mentioned that though it's odd and unusual but server is just a machine without (even) server OS installed. Please note that it's not mine idea and is the environment I've got at the moment
I've read the instruction http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg703322(VS.98).aspx but it describes situation when you have Web Developer installed on the same machine.
Please help!
And Thanks!
This is the 100% manual approach, you might be able to access the remote web server via VS if authorization/permissions is lined up properly (much simpler, basically you just hit deploy):
Install IIS
Install .NET Framework 4
Install MVC
Register ASP.NET with IIS (just to be safe run it again)
Create Website via IIS Management Console (use a new directory for the website)
Put your files inside the new directory
Make sure permissions are setup properly
That's it