Web Publishing in ASP.Net

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Good Evening to all
(Night in our Country)

I just wanna ask a Question that for me looks hard and to others is very easy because i am new to this but first i want to explain it for further understanding.

My problem is like this.

Im talking about here is Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Software.

After creating a program, If you want to publish your program you only need is to:
Build > Publish Sample Program and then Click Next then you can Create an Installer of your program and Install it anytime and anywhere.

Now My question is How to publish a Web Application in ASP.Net (VB.Net Language) and Run it with or without Internet Connection or i mean Install it very easy and run it in any PC.

I hope Someone help me because we have a program defense tomorrow and i will run this in different PC without Visual Studio 2010.

I hope I will know the answer Tonight TY.

Posted 7-Jul-13 3:52am

Crixalis Paul

Updated 7-Jul-13 3:54am

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[no name] 7-Jul-13 10:01am

You would need to have a web server installed on any PC that you wanted to run your web application. That is why web hosting companies exist though....

Crixalis Paul 7-Jul-13 10:04am

Please give me further Explanations

[no name] 7-Jul-13 10:12am

Further explanation about what? There is nothing more to explain.

Crixalis Paul 7-Jul-13 10:15am

What i need to do to publish my website w/out web hosting?

[no name] 7-Jul-13 10:17am

Which part of "you have to have a web server installed on the PC" is it that you did not understand?

Crixalis Paul 7-Jul-13 10:20am

I dont know what to say :(
I just need a right answer for my problem. a very big help is i need

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**Joezer BH** · Answer 1 · 2013-07-07T04:23:00

A web application implies that it is an application sitting on a web-server, typically for ASP.NET on a Windows Server OS with IIS running to allow hosting of web applications.

This means your application is easy to publish, but there is a prerequisite of IIS on a server, potentially the same machine (PC) that you need to use tomorrow.

It is up to you then to decide your approach. Technically though the bottom line is that any web application (as it's name implies) is web based i.e. sitting on a remote (or local) server, and accessed by clients with network access (not necessarily the internet, any network will do).

Once you make up your mind on the specifications, we can help with how to...

Good luck,
Edo