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[kavitha_blueindia]

How to create a website in IIS using asp.net?Is there any way to check version of IIS is running on machine?

[AlexeiXX3]

Just open VS, create new website, select http in location and type the url of the remote site or localhost for local iis

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[Christian Graus]

It seems you know nothing about ASP.NET. IIS hosts ASP.NET, you create the website in ASP.NET and ASP.NET hosts it. There is no reason to check what version is running.

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[Brij]

Plz chk the article http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/VSDeploy.aspx\[[^](http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/VSDeploy.aspx "New Window")]">

Cheers!! Brij

[Vimalsoft Pty Ltd]

Yes it seems as if you dont know what you are talking about. First we dont Develop our Applications in IIS, IIS host the Site , we dont Develop in IIS. You Should Say you have a ASP.NET App and you want to knwo how to Deploy it. After your Computer is updated with the .Framwork. go to your IIS and right Click and create a Virtual Directory, make sure it points to your Application and walla its working... but there more settings that needs to be adjusted according to your app. Shout if you need help.

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[Muhammad Gouda]

Christian Graus wrote:

you create the website in ASP.NET and ASP.NET hosts it

You meant and IIS hosts it

Christian Graus wrote:

There is no reason to check what version is running.

It depends on the .Net FrameWork version e.g. applications that target .Net Framework 3.5 can only be hosted on IIS 7

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[Christian Graus]

Yes, but if IIS can't host it, then how would the code run to check that ? So, there would be no point in writing that code, you should check at the point of deployment if your version of IIS will run the code, and it will, or it won't. you're right, I meant to say IIS.

Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.