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Thanks a lot Trevoir, this is the only tutorial that got it finally working. Very well explained too. The swagger base path edit in the beginning enabled me to finally get swagger up and running.
Bro thanks so much for your videos. You explain really well. I am going to buy your Udemy course, you saved me a lot of headaches and pain. Please continue explaining the way you do it is really helpful to people who are starting out. The tutorials that just list out steps without explaining the concepts are a waste of time as you can never understand the thought process and will be lost if there are any differences wth your app.
Can you help, When publishing, Databases shows a information sign and states Database publishing is not supported for this publish method. While yours I can clearly see your editing the string.
You have explained webapi concept really well. I have one question, I have configured Load Balancer on windows server 2019. But the load balancer IP is not supporting to external webapi request or response ... What is the solution? I have deployed normal asp.net application and not .net core application. Please suggest.
hello, i'm not truly clear on the steps...i am creating my api from my local machine and publishing it (LocalMachine A) from there but I have a server with iis on it that I want the api to run (ServerMachine B). Should i run Hosting Bundle for the server or LocalMachine A or ServerMachine B?
Hi Trevoir, Is it necessary to set up the "ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT" environment variable to "Production" before publishing the app? (From Project >> Properties >> Debug >> General) ?
Hi sir, so am trying to also find my log file so I can be able to see that Pool name, but I cant find the log file. the one I find is the one under C:\inetpub\logs\LogFiles\W3SVC1 and it doesn't hv much info. I know am so late but please assist, really need to get this sorted for my project.
Thanks for the video, however when looking inside the IIS, shouldn't the hotel_api web application be outside the default web site? I'm not sure I understand why you have choosen to place hotel_api application inside the default web site
Hallo Trevoir i have been following your blog closely.and i have a question.i have an aspnet core web app with api controllers in sub folders and am trying to deploy it in iis but after successfull deployment i only see blank pages loading no data from my sql database table
Explain what you mean by subfolders. The Controller files should be in the Controller's folder and not in any other folders, otherwise, it can mess with the routing
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Thanks a lot Trevoir, this is the only tutorial that got it finally working. Very well explained too. The swagger base path edit in the beginning enabled me to finally get swagger up and running.
Glad it helped
Thank you. The snippet of wisdom regarding db users at 30:35 is so useful and saved me a bunch of time working on an unrelated project.
Happy it helped!
Very thorough and easy to understand . Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
hello there!
when I click on default web site and click on browse it says localhost not found what shall I do? in IIS manager
There could be several things wrong. You can join my discord channel and seek additional and real-time help there.
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Bro thanks so much for your videos. You explain really well. I am going to buy your Udemy course, you saved me a lot of headaches and pain.
Please continue explaining the way you do it is really helpful to people who are starting out.
The tutorials that just list out steps without explaining the concepts are a waste of time as you can never understand the thought process and will be lost if there are any differences wth your app.
Happy to hear that! I am happy that you appreciate my approach.
I was facing issue while calling post api method. when i set new IIS APPPOOL\mypoolname and added permission and my issue resoled. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing
how I redirect to URL/swagger/index without typing, thank you.
You will need to type. Remember that this is an API, not a website. So it is not optimized to have a homepage, nor would I advise same.
You are a life saver...thank you , Sir.
Happy to help
Can you help, When publishing, Databases shows a information sign and states Database publishing is not supported for this publish method. While yours I can clearly see your editing the string.
The database needs to be created explicitly. Either you use the migration scripts, or you let visual studio do the migration during the publish steps.
You have explained webapi concept really well. I have one question, I have configured Load Balancer on windows server 2019. But the load balancer IP is not supporting to external webapi request or response ... What is the solution? I have deployed normal asp.net application and not .net core application. Please suggest.
Unfortunately, I am not entirely familiar with Load Balancers to the point where I can advise you on that matter.
hello, i'm not truly clear on the steps...i am creating my api from my local machine and publishing it (LocalMachine A) from there but I have a server with iis on it that I want the api to run (ServerMachine B). Should i run Hosting Bundle for the server or LocalMachine A or ServerMachine B?
The hosting bundle needs to exist on any machine that will be handling the hosting.
Hi Trevoir, Is it necessary to set up the "ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT" environment variable to "Production" before publishing the app? (From Project >> Properties >> Debug >> General) ?
It is not a must. I did it because the app used environment variables. It is not a general requirement however.
Dude thank you!! Seriously!
You're welcomebro. Thanks for watching
Hi sir, so am trying to also find my log file so I can be able to see that Pool name, but I cant find the log file. the one I find is the one under C:\inetpub\logs\LogFiles\W3SVC1 and it doesn't hv much info. I know am so late but please assist, really need to get this sorted for my project.
You don't need the log to see the pool name. You can get that by looking in IIS.
Thanks for the video, however when looking inside the IIS, shouldn't the hotel_api web application be outside the default web site?
I'm not sure I understand why you have choosen to place hotel_api application inside the default web site
I created it as a web app as opposed to a Website in IIS.
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ok I understand, but then you wont be able to apply host headers properly
Hallo Trevoir i have been following your blog closely.and i have a question.i have an aspnet core web app with api controllers in sub folders and am trying to deploy it in iis but after successfull deployment i only see blank pages loading no data from my sql database table
Explain what you mean by subfolders. The Controller files should be in the Controller's folder and not in any other folders, otherwise, it can mess with the routing
@@TrevoirWilliams i conquered bro thanks