How to host angular 5 application inside web api under IIS

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Hi ,

I have created web api with dot net core 2.0. I have hosted that under IIS and its working fine.
Now under the same api I am trying to add angular application in IIS. But I am not able to run it. When i try to run that app from the domain where api is hosted I get an

HTTP Error 502.5 - Process Failure

error for angular app.

What I have tried:

I have tried to host angular app under default application and it works well , but when i try to add application inside dot net core api , it doesnt work.

Please suggest

Posted 21-Apr-18 22:11pm

Torakami

Updated 14-May-18 22:38pm

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Torakami 22-Apr-18 4:11am

I dont want to maintain seperate domain for the app. I want to host within the same domain where api is located and want to connect angular app to api within the same locatiuon

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 22-Apr-18 4:17am

If the angular application is a separate one - it is possibly not running automatically with IIS...

Torakami 22-Apr-18 4:44am

Yes , angular application is seperate one.
But I have seen people using the same domain to run seperate application from the same domain of api core

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 22-Apr-18 6:44am

That's not the problem... The problem is that your IIS host runs on start-up only the API application... So the angular one does not run...
You can test it by manually running the angular from command prompt and then browsing the site...

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