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how to make a web application avalaible on the internet?

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    Dear fellows, I'm new to ASP.NET. Just learned it on my own and i've created some web applications and web service. Can any one tell me how to make those applications available on the internet? I can't just do the same with what i did for making an HTML page available on the internet. Please help me out!! THANKS A LOT

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      Dear fellows, I'm new to ASP.NET. Just learned it on my own and i've created some web applications and web service. Can any one tell me how to make those applications available on the internet? I can't just do the same with what i did for making an HTML page available on the internet. Please help me out!! THANKS A LOT

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      You'll need somewhere to host ASP.NET pages/Web Services - they aren't static files like HTML which can be transferred, but programs that run on the server, which needs to support that type of page. There's a short thread in the Lounge about a partiucular host at the moment: http://www.codeproject.com/lounge.asp?select=557153&exp=5&fr=16#xx557153xx[^] If you're doing something fairly simple and have low bandwidth requirements (ie, just friends will be using it), and you are on DSL/Cable and are allowed to run servers (and don't mind the headache of admining it), you could self host and expose your Web Server through your firewall/NAT Gateway. HTH -- Ian Darling

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