web-deployment

Are there any systems out there where one can check in changes for a website and have that automatically update the website. The website effetively runs off the latest stable build the whole time without the need to ftp the files to the server. I would look into using a post-commit hook to update the site when changes are made. This could be something as simple as using "svn export" to export the current state of the repository to the live website location. Of course, this has performance considerations if your site has lots of content, so you may want to do something more sophisticated and

I have a web.config containing rewrite rules like this: <system.webServer> <rewrite> <rules><!-- Some rules here --></rules> </rewrite> </system.webServer> For a particular deployment configuration, I want to remove the <rewrite> node entirely. I tried doing this: <system.web> <rewrite xdt:Transform="RemoveAll" /> </system.web> Based on this documentation: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd465326.aspx but the <rewrite> node remains. What am I missing? Sayed Ibrahim Hashimi Hmm I just tried this here is my transform file. <configuration xmlns:xdt="http://schemas.microsoft.com/XML

I have created a generic framework for creating dashboards which consists of multiple modules using Angular-CLI. Some modules are completely independent. Developers who are using this library can add the modules on their project on demand. I had a previous version of this framework created in Angular Js 1.0, in this I have delivered as javascript min files. What are the things I have to take care to create this Library as private not for public or is there any way to package my modules as separate and deliver without NPM? This question boils down to two independent tasks: Creating the library

NOTE: I know this has been posted before but i have tried the solutions presented in other threads and haven't had any luck yet I'm trying to deploy a NET 4.0 MVC 4 Application onto an IIS server (version 7.5). I get the following error: The server is running Windows 7 64 bits. I'm using two "special" libraries: -EPPlus -itextsharp Notes: -The application pool has the following config: Help please :( Probably, you are trying to load x32 DLL. Try to change "Enable 32-bit Applications" to "true". 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20158318/could-not-load-file-or-assembly-or-one-of-its

First of all, i tried searching the web n how to do this but all of them did not work for me. Also tried the web deploy, web deploy package and file system. What I want, if you guys may, is a simple step by step guide and the requirements of deploying a web project. I have now a newly installed win7 (virtual machine) where I tried all of the tutorials i can find on web. Please give me the most straightforward and easy to understand way to deploy an MVC 3 app. Also do i need to add / configure IIS7? project: mvc & mvc4 OS: win7 32 bit SQL server 2008 thank you :-) Install IIS 7 Ensure that IIS

Hi I am a 3rd year computer science student and I have create a my 3rd year project in java on netbeans and I now want to deploy it onto a virtual machine with windows azure. The point of this is that I would like to be able to use this application as is on any computer connected to the internet simply by accessing the cloud and without having to install the program every time (something like how you can play any game on steam on any pc). The question now is, is it possible and if so how do I do it Thanks in advance As a member of Cloudify development team I would like to recommend the