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I have completed an aspx application, which I wanted to provide the url for testing from my system. Means, the testers need to access my local system for testing the application.

Since I'm getting the url as http://localhost:(routing number)/directory/Default.aspx, I cannot give this url to them as they cannot access it. I tried to put my IP Address and computer name also, but it fails.

I published the site, and then provide the link. But I am getting an xml parser error: not well formed. It was not happening locally when I run from my system. How to solve this? How to provide the url?

Can anybody please help?

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meeram395 wrote:
Since I'm getting the url as http://localhost:(routing number)/directory/Default.aspx, I cannot give this url to them as they cannot access it. I tried to put my IP Address and computer name also, but it fails.

I published the site, and then provide the link. But I am getting an xml parser error: not well formed. It was not happening locally when I run from my system. How to solve this? How to provide the url?


You have to create a Virtual Directory in IIS for your web application. After Deploying the web application it can be accessible in your network using IP address like
http://yourip/directory/default.aspx.

Step1: Install IIS in your system/ server.
Step 2 : Create Virtual Directory for that web application
Step3 : Set the default page,authentication mode and most importantly .Net framework version.

Read this article.[^]

 
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