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How to know if shared host (GoDaddy) supports ASP.NET Web API [closed]

I'm trying to figure out if it is possible to deploy a Web API application on GoDaddy but could not find a good answer. The closest I came was this link:

http://support.godaddy.com/groups/web-hosting/forum/topic/go-daddy-compatible-with-asp-net-mvc-4-razor-syntaxe/

Is there a way I can tell if a shared host supports ASP.NET Web API?

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Akshat Jiwan Sharma Avatar asked Oct 03 '12 05:10

Akshat Jiwan Sharma


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2 Answers

In practice, there is no concept as ASP.NET Web API support in terms of hosting. What you should really be doing is to install the ASP.NET Web API NuGet package into your project and the assemblies you get through this package are bin deployable.

In terms of hosting, What you need to be looking for on your hosting options is the support for IIS 7 or higher (I don't think IIS 6 is supported but I am not sure), .NET 4.0 or higher (the higher is .NET 4.5 now) and Integrated Application Pool availability. If you have those, an ASP.NET Web API application should run without any problems under IIS.

If you ask the hosting provider for support for ASP.NET Web API, it is likely that they won't know the answer. Instead, you can ask for the features that I listed above.

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tugberk Avatar answered Nov 10 '22 01:11

tugberk


If it supports MVC4 I think it us unlikely WebAPI wouldn't work.

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Craig Avatar answered Nov 09 '22 23:11

Craig