Combining node.js project with visual studio project - asp.net

I have a WebRTC application (two way webcam) hosted on node.js and a web form application designed in visual studio for web. Just wondering how to combine both of them to be on the same page.

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Is there any way to publish Asp.Net (not Core) web app in Visual Studio for Mac to Azure? There is a button 'publish...' for Core apps, but I can't find it for .net framework apps.
Unfortunately, it's not possible.
Checkout this.

Running MVC 5 website without iis or visual studio

I created a website using visual studio 2015 with MVC 5.
The website should run locally using local databse.
The problem is, I want to run this website as program, without need to install iis or visual studio to run it..
What can I do?
ASP.NET MVC is a website and not a program as such. It therefore requires IIS to run. You don't need Visual Studio however.
If you want a stand-alone executable, you need to use a different UI paradigm. Console, Winforms or Universal Windows App to name just three.
Your option is to migrate to dotnet Core which can host web application as a Windows service, or just a Console App. You dont need Visial Studio to host it at all.

how to Create Setup of Web application in asp.net?

How to Create Web Application Set up in asp.net ?
I have a web site in a Visual studio.I want to create a single web setup project which should install the web site.So how to create a single web setup project which supports multiple web application installation?
You can use Installshield to do that. When you go to add new project you will see that option under Other Project Types --> Setup and Deployment
http://learn.flexerasoftware.com/content/IS-EVAL-InstallShield-Limited-Edition-Visual-Studio?lang=1033&ver=prem
There are many 3rd party tools that can perform this for you (We use Anthill Pro to deploy between our various environments).
I've used the full version of InstallShield in the past but there was a bit of a learning curve to get it right.
The free alternative is to use the Web Setup Project template in Visual Studio (This uses the 'lite' version of InstallShield I believe). You can also check out this link, which describes many different options for you to deploy your website. Extract from the last link:
Visual Studio, ASP.NET, and IIS provide tools that can help you with
the process of deploying your web application or web site. Some of the
Visual Studio tools work only with web application projects, while
others work only with web site projects. (All MVC projects are web
application projects.)
Hopefully this walkthrough should provide you a good starting point should you choose to go down the Visual Studio route.

Deploy ASP.NET Website (.NET 2) using Visual Studio 2012

I have an ASP.NET 2 Website that I need to deploy using Visual Studio 2012. I need a compiled single Assembly.
The latest version of the publish feature (described here and available with the Azure 1.8 SDK) now supports pre-compilation for both Web Site projects and Web Application projects. This is the replacement for Web Deployment Projects, which was previously available for VS2005/2008/2010. It also supports all of the publish scenarios equally for both types of projects (e.g. web.config transforms, database deployment, etc...).

Deploying ASP.net application developed using VS2008express edition on MServer 2008

I want to deploy a Website which i have created using Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Express Edition onto a server having Microsoft Windows Server 2008.
I dont know anything about deployment. I want to know what are the things required on the Server in order to make the application work.
i had used ajax toolkit VS2008 Express Edition and mysql on my developer machine.
Do you have full access to the server or are you using a hosting provider?
When you say Website, do you mean your project is a Website project or is it a Web Application project?
If it's a website project you should use the WebDeploy project add-in. In fact you'll need this since the Web Deploy project will merge all your pages into one dll. I'm not sure of the limitation of the Express Edition no you'll need to check.
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Deploying a WebSite project
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