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How to find Visual Studio's web server's application pool mode?

When I run my website in visual studio 2010, it works. When I deploy it in IIS, it doesn't work.

Can I find the settings of visual studio's web server? That will be really helpful for learning purpose for me too.

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InfoLearner Avatar asked Feb 19 '11 13:02

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2 Answers

Don't rely on ASP.NET Development Server or even IIS Express (http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/868/iis-express-overview/).

A long time ASP.NET developer should understand that playing with IIS as early as possible is the correct way.

Show the exact errors that your application reports (on IIS), and then someone can tell you what's up. It is useless to learn more about ASP.NET Development Server as your application is not finally deployed on it.

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Lex Li Avatar answered Nov 15 '22 01:11

Lex Li


Use real IIS, lots of stuff is different in integrated mode. If you do httpmodules, you will find anything but real IIS doesn't support stuff like adding headers and such.

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user965445 Avatar answered Nov 15 '22 00:11

user965445