Thanks to
http://itscommonsensestupid.blogspot.com/2008/11/deploy-aspnet-mvc-app-on-windows-xp-iis.html
Deploying ASP.NET MVC application on Windows XP is definitely not easy; there are a lot of settings that need to be tuned. Not only that the application must be changed as well.
The first thing to do is to add the relevant mapping to the Application Configuration of the MVC application. To do this, one must go to Start-> Control Panel-> Administrative Tools-> Internet Information Services. Then, one should click on the Internet Information Services icon, right-click on the MVC application, and select Properties. On the Virtual Directory Tab, choose Configuration, as shown below:
After clicking on the Configuration panel, choose the Executable to be the aspnet_isapi.ll, and the extension to be ".*", make sure that the "check that file exists" is unchecked. If the OK button is disabled, you must click on the textbox for the Executable, and only then the OK button is enabled.
Click OK all the way to close the Administrative tools.
One must also add a route to the RegisterRoutes static function. Here is the syntax that is compatible with ASP.NET MVC Beta
Look through your MVC application, make sure that you don't have any hardcode reference to controller class or action method. If you are using
Make sure you change it to
If you have
http://itscommonsensestupid.blogspot.com/2008/11/deploy-aspnet-mvc-app-on-windows-xp-iis.html
Deploying ASP.NET MVC application on Windows XP is definitely not easy; there are a lot of settings that need to be tuned. Not only that the application must be changed as well.
The first thing to do is to add the relevant mapping to the Application Configuration of the MVC application. To do this, one must go to Start-> Control Panel-> Administrative Tools-> Internet Information Services. Then, one should click on the Internet Information Services icon, right-click on the MVC application, and select Properties. On the Virtual Directory Tab, choose Configuration, as shown below:
After clicking on the Configuration panel, choose the Executable to be the aspnet_isapi.ll, and the extension to be ".*", make sure that the "check that file exists" is unchecked. If the OK button is disabled, you must click on the textbox for the Executable, and only then the OK button is enabled.
Click OK all the way to close the Administrative tools.
One must also add a route to the RegisterRoutes static function. Here is the syntax that is compatible with ASP.NET MVC Beta
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Look through your MVC application, make sure that you don't have any hardcode reference to controller class or action method. If you are using
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Make sure you change it to
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If you have
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