Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 Express for Web (which is free) can be used to create a new web site application and pulish to a web site.
The steps are easy to follow and shown here:
Step 1. Launch VS 2013 Express for Web.
Step 2: Click from File -->New Website
Step3: Create a ASP.NET Web Forms application in File System . This will be using ASP.NET 4.5 SP1
Step 4: Right click Web application to display the following
Step 5: Click Publish Web site. You need to create a Profile
Step 6: Click the handle for import (not the ellipsis button)
Step 7: In the drop-down click <New Profile...> and provide a name. Click Publish.
The Publish Web page is displayed. VS 2013 Express for Web publishes using the Web Deploy method by default.
Step 8: Provide the information and you are all set.
Visual Studio 2013 Express for Web might also have a problem as it fails to open an existing web site.
The steps are easy to follow and shown here:
Step 1. Launch VS 2013 Express for Web.
Step 2: Click from File -->New Website
Step3: Create a ASP.NET Web Forms application in File System . This will be using ASP.NET 4.5 SP1
Step 4: Right click Web application to display the following
Step 5: Click Publish Web site. You need to create a Profile
Step 6: Click the handle for import (not the ellipsis button)
Step 7: In the drop-down click <New Profile...> and provide a name. Click Publish.
The Publish Web page is displayed. VS 2013 Express for Web publishes using the Web Deploy method by default.
Step 8: Provide the information and you are all set.
Visual Studio 2013 Express for Web might also have a problem as it fails to open an existing web site.
1 comment:
I used all of your steps except I set up the profile to use the file system for deployment, as I will then copy the files (DLL, aspx) to the website on the development server. However, VS 2013 Express does not produce any DLL files (this is a website project inside the solution, not a web application project). No errors, just no actual file output. I can build and run the website on my local machine. Thanks.
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