web-deployment

How to deploy a web site project, which does not have any project file. we are trying to automate build and deployment using team city. i am able to successfully build the project, but not able to deploy the web site. MsDeploy supports deployment of WebSites via contentPath provider: msdeploy -verb:sync -source:contentPath=WebSite\Deploy,computername=localhost -dest:auto... Just change WebSite\Deploy to your actual path in your agent working directory, where is your builded website for deployment. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14956108/deploying-a-asp-net-website-using-team-city

This is a pretty simple idea conceptually. In terms of specifics, I'm working with a pretty generic Kotti installation, where I'm customizing some pages / templates. Much of my configuration is shared between a production and development server. Currently, these settings are included in two separate ini files. It would be nice to DRY this configuration, with common settings in one place. I'm quite open to this happening in python or an an ini file / section (or perhaps a third, yet-to-be-considered place). I think it's equivalent to use a [DEFAULT] section, or pass dictionaries to loadapp via

By default settings on Ubuntu tomcat7 runs under 'tomcat7' user and group. I want to change it, cause I can't upload via sftp files to the directories, which are created by 'tomcat7' process. Changing TOMCAT7_USER TOMCAT7_GROUP in /etc/init.d/tomcat7 and restarting the service doesn't help.. I'd start by reverting your /etc/init.d/tomcat7 file back to what it originally was. Only in very rare cases do you want to manually edit files relating to init in /etc. If there's a built-in tool for that purpose, use the tool. Use chown to change either the user or the user and the group of the directory

I am using the _bin_deployableAssemblies folder to copy over the ASP.NET MVC assemblies to the bin folder after each build. Unfortunately the MSBuild task also copies the hidden .svn folder. First attempt to fix I want to solve this at a project level, so I have added a RemoveDir task to the AfterBuild target in the .csproj file, which works for normal builds. <RemoveDir Directories="@(OutDir).svn" /> But it doesn't seem to work when I publish the site. After publishing the .svn folder is copied to the destination folder of the publish wizard. And strangely it also ends up in the /bin folder

I have a doubt concerning the deployment of a Web Service in Ubuntu. It was implemented using gSOAP and it should be deployed, e.g. be accessible from websites (which are developed in e.g. ASP .NET). I got confused with the whole CGI, Ubuntu, Apache topics. Until now I was able to implement a Web Service in ASP .NET and deploy it on Microsoft ISS. Other than that I can also access a gSOAP Web Service described in a WSDL, using ASP .NET What are the steps to deploy my own Web Service? I have some more specific questions: Do I have to compile the WS as CGI? Do I have to install Apache in Ubuntu

VS2012 asp.net MVC4 c#, Internet Application with KendoUI Implementation. The easiest way to say it is that My website looks like this localy on the Development machine: And like this deployed: I have checked sever KendoUI forums, all of them pointing to Images missing... I checked and even copied over my deployment files, Files and Images are there, KendoUI Scripts are there. Any ideas what I could be missing? This means that for some reason the Kendo JavaScript or CSS files are missing on your deployment server. You can verify this by checking your browser's developer console (the "Network"

My web application is just a simple web application made in VS 2010 MVC 4 without any code from outside. It's just default application of VS 2010. I have Deluxe Windows Hosting with Plesk. I've never changed any feature in my account. I copy all my files to "//Root Directory". Beside my files I see various folderssuch as: ", plesk, erro-docs, cgi-bin, logs" - I do not have permissions to delete them. All my projects are "Release" configuration. I've tried all ways which I met in the Internet: 1.I copied three libraries to bin directory: System.Web.Mvc, System.Web.Routing, System.Web