How do I deploy an MVC 4 website or web application using Visual Studio 2012? I use to do this in other versions of visual studio, by just build/deploy to folder. Then I would copy the files from the deployed folder to the server.
How do I deploy an MVC 4 website or web application using Visual Studio 2012? I use to do this in other versions of visual studio, by just build/deploy to folder.
would prefer to publish to a folder, and then copy or XCopy deploy the files.
I can't find any good resources on deployment. I found this one, however it is for MVC and his menu options look totally different than mine. In
Visual Studio 2012, I right click, select "Publish web application". Then I get a dialog box. The first option is to select a profile. However this seems to be much more than I need. I am publishing to a test server, so hand copying the files appeals to
me. I already set up the website in IIS.
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How do I deploy an MVC 4 website/web application using Visual Studio 2012?
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How do I deploy an MVC 4 website or web application using Visual Studio 2012? I use to do this in other versions of visual studio, by just build/deploy to folder. Then I would copy the files from the deployed folder to the server.
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Re: How do I deploy an MVC 4 website/web application using Visual Studio 2012?
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would prefer to publish to a folder, and then copy or XCopy deploy the files.
I can't find any good resources on deployment. I found this one, however it is for MVC and his menu options look totally different than mine. In
Visual Studio 2012, I right click, select "Publish web application". Then I get a dialog box. The first option is to select a profile. However this seems to be much more than I need. I am publishing to a test server, so hand copying the files appeals to me. I already set up the website in IIS.