How do I publish my WebSite in VS 2010?

How do I publish my WebSite in VS 2010?

To publish your web site using the Publish Web Site feature:

  1. Open the project in Visual Studio 2010.
  2. Click Build > Publish.
  3. Expand the Target Location text box by clicking the “…” icon.
  4. In the expanded dialog box:
  5. Click Open.
  6. Click OK again.
  7. If prompted, re-enter the FTP password.

How do I publish my WebSite from Visual Studio to IIS?

Publish to IIS

  1. Use Visual Studio one-click publish.
  2. Publish from the command line.
  3. Create a deployment package and install it using IIS Manager. The package has a . zip file with all the files and metadata required to install a site in IIS.
  4. Create a deployment package and install it using the command line.

How do I publish a Web application in Visual Studio 2012?

To publish your web application using FTP:

  1. Open the project in Visual Studio 2012.
  2. Click Build > Publish.
  3. Change the “Publish Method” to FTP.
  4. In username field, enter the FTP user name found in Control Panel.
  5. In the password field, enter the FTP password.
  6. Click “Next” to determine the web.
  7. Click Publish.

How do I deploy a web application in Visual Studio 2010?

Web Deployment Packages. In Visual Studio 2010, you can create Web Deploy packages through the UI or by using MSBuild on the command line. Both of these methods will generate 1) a standard Web Deploy package and 2) a batch (.cmd) file that will help you deploy the package. Start Visual Studio 2010 and load up the Contoso University C# solution.

How to configure package/publish options in Visual Studio 2010?

Configuring Package/Publish Options: Start Visual Studio 2010 and load up the Contoso University C# solution. In Solution Explorer, expand the ContosoUniversity node and double click Properties (C#) Click the Package/Publish Web tab. Choose the Configuration for the package.

How do I deploy a package in Visual Studio 2010?

In Visual Studio 2010, you can create Web Deploy packages through the UI or by using MSBuild on the command line. Both of these methods will generate 1) a standard Web Deploy package and 2) a batch (.cmd) file that will help you deploy the package.

What is the IIS web site/application name to use on the destination server?

The IIS Web Site/application name to use on the destination server option specifies the default site or application name that will be used on the destination server if the user does not specify a different one.