Re: Deploying ASP.NET Application

From: Steve (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 02/12/04 

Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2004 13:41:06 -0800

Scott,
Thanks for the response. I am installing to another webserver based on IP Address. However, when I run the msi the only option I get to pick is a Virtual Directory, I never see anything about picking a port, webserver instance etc. Do I need to change something in my VS.NET Output Project that builds the MSI?

Steve
     
     ----- Scott Allen wrote: -----
     
     So you are still trying to deploy to the same machine, but on a second
     second website? Websites are differentiated by IP address, port or
     host header - do you know which one you picked? For example, if you
     put the second site on port 90, you would want to deply to
     
     http://hostmachine1:90
     
     HTH,
     
     --
     Scott
     http://www.OdeToCode.com
     
     On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 10:21:11 -0800, "Frustrated Developer"
     <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
     
>I am trying to deploy my ASP.NET application developed in VS.NET 2003. I have a project which builds my msi. When I run the msi on my local machine it works great. However, when I take the msi and deploy it to any other box it doesn't work. For example, my physical production box is name "hostmachine1". I am not using the Default Web Server on this box, I created another webserver named "thishostmachine". The first problem was every time I tried to deploy it always deployed to the default website, event if I turned it off as instructed. So I deleted the default website and now when I try to deploy it says "The specified path http://hostmachine1" is unavailable. I don't want to deploy to "hostmachine1" I want to deploy to "thishostmachine". It looks like the msi always wants to deploy to the physical box name, never the other webserver I setup. Can someone help!!!!!
>I am using WIN2K SP4 with IIS 5.0
>>Very Frustrated developer.
     
     

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