How Do I View Asp.Net Web Applications On My Local Computers So That I Can Copy It To Different Local Computers

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How do I view asp.net web applications on my local computers so that i can copy it to different local computers. I developed an online quiz not necessarily should be viewed on a website and I want to copy it to different computers without internet(offline). When I was designing in php, I made use of WampServer. i only need to install a copy on the systems and then copy the folder to the www folder for me to view the web application on offline computers. How do i go about this??

Posted 14-Oct-14 22:42pm

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2014-10-15T01:27:00

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For an ASP.Net website, all you have to do is copy the files and then go into IIS and setup a new website pointing to where those files are.

However, it sounds like you would still be better off leaving it on your computer and the other computers in your office (or wherever you are at) can still access it using your ip address. It won't be available on the internet of course but anyone on your domain can access it by using http://your.ip.address/website. Otherwise, each computer will have to have IIS installed.

Posted 15-Oct-14 1:27am

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matmape 15-Oct-14 9:07am

That means, the computer serving as the host must create a network connection for others to connect to?

ZurdoDev 15-Oct-14 9:25am

Are they physically on the same network?

matmape 15-Oct-14 10:15am

no, i wish i can just copy the folder to another system like we do in wamp server, but i found out that to view aspx files, the system must have an iis serer running on it

ZurdoDev 15-Oct-14 10:24am

Yes, just like a WAMP server, you need something installed that can run the pages and interpret the code. IIS is free though.