asp.net razor application starts on iis windows server 2008

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Please help me with problem that changed my life to dark side for last weel Cry | :((
I have done the asp.net razor application with Visual Studio 2012 Express for Web, also i have Windows Server r2 with iis to implement my site-application in inner corporation network.
My problems are:
1) i dont know how to manage my project in VS
2) i dont know what files to take from my project
3) and at last i wont to understand how use them in IIS

I havnt got much knowledg in Web, and will be glad to hear someone good knowledg spec help me!

Posted 15-Sep-13 21:39pm

ice_ok

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Valery Possoz 16-Sep-13 3:54am

Wow! it's more than just a question... it seems you need to learn everything.
Google is full of resources. A few good places http://www.w3schools.com/aspnet/ or http://www.asp.net/ or http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-gb/vstudio/cc136611.aspx

ice_ok 16-Sep-13 10:00am

Thank you, i know its not very clear question but im working on it and now want to ask how to allow showing error messages from my application in IE because i even dont understant which error occured/

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