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.net qr code generator free s DEPLOYING YOUR WEB SITE in Visual Basic .NET
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Deploying Your Service Tier
The best way to deploy your application is to use the IDE to deploy it directly to the server. Visual Studio will perform most if not all of the IIS administration for you if you do. Before deploying, though, you should once again edit your Web.config file. You ll see that in the default Web.config, this section is commented out. You should remove the comments: <customErrors mode="RemoteOnly" defaultRedirect="GenericErrorPage.htm"> <error statusCode="403" redirect="NoAccess.htm" /> <error statusCode="404" redirect="FileNotFound.htm" /> </customErrors> These lines configure how your ASP.NET application will deal with specific errors. In this case, if the user attempts to access something on your web site they shouldn t, ASP .NET (and IIS) will display a You don t have access to that resource error page. If the resource simply isn t found, it will display a File not found error page. These pages come as part of ASP .NET, but feel free to provide your own. Just replace the page file names you see here with the page file names of the pages you create, and ASP.NET will use your pages. You can add other error pages as well, following the same model. Just add the HTTP error code in the statusCode attribute and the page file name in the redirect attribute, as shown here. Note also that you should ensure that the <compilation> setting in Web.config is set to turn off debugging, like this:
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