Thank you for getting there.
This is a guidance for publishing my just eat testing sites.
This application has been developed by using .NET Framework 4.5.1, MVC, WebApi and AngularJS.
I also applied TDD during the development process.
- .NET Framework 4.5.1
- IIS 7
- Visual Studio 2015
- Web Server
Please refer to the following link https://www.asp.net/mvc/overview/deployment/visual-studio-web-deployment/deploying-to-iis
In order to run my just eat testing (jet) sucessfully, please follow the below steps
- Clone my jet from https://github.com/doantranthanh/GoRinnoSho.git
- Add the new local host name to hosts file, for i.e 127.0.0.1 gorinnosho.jet
- Add a new web site in IIS v7 named for i.e gorinnosho.jet
- Change the new application pools which is for i.e gorinnosho.jet from .NET Framwork v2. to .NET Framework v4
- On new web site in IIS, binding the physical path to my published JET.Web location (clone from git in step 1).
- On new web site in IIS, creating a new application and named it as justeatapi (the application name must be justeatapi). After that binding the physical path to my published JET.WebApi location (clone from git in step 1).
- Create a self-signed certificate and name it as gorinnosho.jet
- On gorinnosho.jet website in IIS, adding https site bindings with gorinnosho.jet SSL certificate and port 449 (or any port you want).
- Restart IIS.
Then enjoy my jet.
####Thanks for your time