I have multiple web applications on my IIS, say,
http://localhost/app1 http://localhost/app2 http://localhost/app3
I want a URL http://localhost/myurl to point to http://localhost/app1. how can i do that in IIS? i am using Windows server 2012
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Check this stackoverflow.com/questions/11287947/…PSK– PSK2018-03-29 06:08:06 +00:00Commented Mar 29, 2018 at 6:08
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I do not want to add URL mappings for my website. the website name remains the same.. its the application's name which i want to changeRonnie Kapoor– Ronnie Kapoor2018-03-29 06:14:18 +00:00Commented Mar 29, 2018 at 6:14
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The other simplified way is fron only 4 steps as follows
In Visual studio -> Right click the project in solution explorer and Publish Your web application using File System with the Folder name (myurl)
Go to IIS-> Under the Default Web site ->Right Click -> Add Virtual Directory -> Give the alias Name as (myurl) -> Give the physical path as the folder which you created in point no #1
Click Ok -> Right click on the (myurl) -> Convert to application
Now Browse from IIS-> You will get the Result as you expected
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The solution you can do is to create a Virtual Directory Application , you should do it like this:
- Open the Visual Studio in Administration Mode
- Right click on the Project in solution explorer -> Properties -> web -> Click on the Radio button Use Local IIS Web Server-> Give the Project URL (http://localhost/myurl) and click on the Create Virtual Directory
- Right click the project in solution explorer and Publish Your web application using File System
- Go to IIS-> Under the Default Web site -> Refresh -> You can see the Virtual Directory you created (myurl)
- Right Click on the Virtual Directory-> manage application -> Advance Settings -> Change the Physical path to the folder where you have the published files
- Now Browse from IIS-> You will get the Result as you expected