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#PUBLISHING TO WEB FROM MICROSOFT WEBMATRIX CODE#
#PUBLISHING TO WEB FROM MICROSOFT WEBMATRIX TRIAL#
#PUBLISHING TO WEB FROM MICROSOFT WEBMATRIX PASSWORD#
#PUBLISHING TO WEB FROM MICROSOFT WEBMATRIX WINDOWS#

Click Import publish settings and import the settings file.Click Site from Template and click Bakery to create a very simple ASP.NET site.Copy the settings file to a computer where WebMatrix is installed.Visual Studio 2010 SP1 does not consume this settings file, but WebMatrix can use it to publish to the server using Web Deploy. Notice that a small XML containing Web Deploy settings was generated at the end of "PowerShell Scripts for Automating Web Deploy Setup" with the extension of. Testing Non-Administrator Deployment from WebMatrix If the application does not render correctly in the browser, follow the troubleshooting steps given above in "Testing Administrator Deployment from Visual Studio 2010"

#PUBLISHING TO WEB FROM MICROSOFT WEBMATRIX WINDOWS#

The Output Windows shows that Web Deploy is indeed deploying over the Web Management Service: Filling in just the server name in this field is equivalent to filling in which instructs Web Deploy to deploy using the Web Management Service, which supports non-administrator deployments.Ĭlick Publish. Note that the Service URL field is slightly different for non-administrator deployments. Start Visual Studio 2010 and load up the Contoso University solution Testing Non-Administrator Deployment from Visual Studio 2010 Check the two dependencies and re-publish: Since they can be bin-deployed by Visual Studio 2010, we right-click the WAP and click "Add Deployable Dependencies". In this case, we need ASP.NET MVC and SQL Server Compact on the remote.

Check if you have all of the application's dependencies installed on the remote.

Check that the remote application pool is set to the correct.

If your application does not render in a browser, you may be running into one of two common problems: Notice that Visual Studio 2010 is indeed deploying your application over the Remote Agent Service: The Output window will show the deployment as it proceeds.

#PUBLISHING TO WEB FROM MICROSOFT WEBMATRIX PASSWORD#

Enter Administrator in User name and the password for the Administrator user on the server.Ĭlick Publish.

For now, we will just deploy to Default Web Site. This is the name of the IIS site and application we are deploying to. Entering a URL of the form causes Visual Studio 2010 to deploy using the Remote Agent Service. Since we are deploying as Administrator, we can simply deploy using the Remote Agent Service. This is perhaps the most important component of this whole screen. Start Visual Studio 2010 and load up the Contoso University C# solutionĬlick the ContsoUniversity Web Application Project (WAP)Ĭlick the Publish dropdown in the toolbar and click "New…" Testing Administrator Deployment from Visual Studio 2010 In this walkthrough, we will test that we can publish from Visual Studio 2010 and WebMatrix to this server. So far, we have configured Web Deploy on a server so non-administrators can deploy content to a single site (Default Web Site) as well as databases. I encourage you to go and try it out.Testing Web Deploy publishing from Visual Studio 2010 and WebMatrix Once you create it, you will be able to work on the local files, then when you save, your changes would be online in seconds! When you do either, you will be able to directly manage your websites on the cloud from within WebMatrix.

#PUBLISHING TO WEB FROM MICROSOFT WEBMATRIX TRIAL#

The second way is when you open up WebMatrix itself, you will be presented with the option to either create a new Windows Azure trial account, or connect your existing one. To start with, when you create a new WebSite on Azure, you can quickly open it up in WebMatrix for development and then publish it back through the “Open in WebMatrix” button that shows up in the portal. Well, there are several ways WebMatrix can make your life easier when developing for the cloud. I can go on and on describing the features of WebMatrix 3, but I recommend you just visit the website and check them out yourself.

#PUBLISHING TO WEB FROM MICROSOFT WEBMATRIX CODE#

You can develop using ASP.net, PHP and Node.js with context sensitive code completion as well. You can use it to create HTML5/CSS3 compliant websites, with LESS and Sass support, andcode completion for JavaScript and jQuery. It is a free, lightweight, cloud-connected web development tool that enables you to create, publish and maintain your websites with ease. If you haven’t checked out WebMatrix 3 yet, you should.