How Do I Deploy Asp.Net Website As A Directory To Existing Website...

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I have a asp.net web application ready.. no I am ready to deploy the site on field.. what the requirement is to deploy the site on domain.. for instance.. www.xyz.com.np is a website. and my application name is WorkManagement.. then it should appear like www.xyz.com.np/WorkManagement.. All i know is only to publish website.. i had googled but only got some hints on configuration in IIS.. any help.

Posted 9-Jan-14 17:56pm

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bowlturner · Answer 1 · 2014-01-10T08:59:00

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Publishing is the easy part. you just need to point the project to the right directory and Publish it. to make sure it shows up in the /WorkManagement section requires configuration of IIS to correctly point and display those pages.

Posted 10-Jan-14 8:59am

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ZurdoDev · Answer 2 · 2014-01-17T15:51:00

You can publish your site and then copy the output to a folder no the server. Then in IIS configure a virtual directory under the default site and point it to this code and name it WorkManagement. You'll likely want to make it a virtual app instead of a virtual folder assuming your root site has a web.config.