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multi instance of same app in IIS???
For starters I'm newbie to IIS. What I need to do in IIS I've done in tomcat, 9ias and other app servers and need to duplicate somehow what I'll describe.
We've multiple developeres using vis studio .net 2003. We need to have all of them put their debug environment in a single IIS container - remote - and allow them to debug from their local instance of vis studio. I've gotten a little along the way to this but encounter some problems. I've put multiple apps in IIS and given them unique port numbers so a given developer can access their own app by port. I have not yet gotten remote debugging working. I can not see how to run vis studio without having to edit the solution file "Project" entry that has a link to the remote project file. Maybe I'm going about this all wrong, but I dont see how to put multiple projects all of the same name in a single IIS where individuals can debug their own code instances. Can someone shed some light on this - and please - dont ask "why would you do such a thing" kinds of questions - they tend to be not too productive. The biggest reason for my needs stem from the need to have the IIS settings concrete for all developers and to not have to deploy IIS on individuals pcs. I dont care if the source code is local or remote - though remote sounds like it would minimize file copying (something else that is undesirable) Ideas and thoughts appreciated. thanks! |
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I doubt you'll be able to do what you describe.
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Do you have an AD setup, or is this just a standalone IIS instance?
You cannot give apps their own ports, only actual sites. Besides, you shouldn't need to bind them to port numbers, IIS supports DNS-based site resolution. Just configure your LAN's DNS server appropriately. (Usually under "Forward Lookup Zones") Secondly, what version of IIS are you using? 5.0? 5.1? 6.0? |
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