Microsoft Graph & IIS. (2) Publishing an ASP.NET Sample Page to IIS
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In this post, we will cover the process of publishing an ASP.NET Sample Page to IIS. Since most Microsoft solutions are based on ASP.NET, I thought this would be a necessary step before testing Graph.
Launch Visual Studio.
File -> New -> Project
ASP.NET Core Web App (Model-View-Controller) -> Next
Next
Verify that the Framework is set to .NET 8.0 -> Click "Create" (You will need to install the Runtime and SDK version 8.0 on IIS to match this setting.)
Solution Explorer -> Controllers -> Add -> Controller
MVC Controller - Empty -> Add
Name the controller as HelloWorldController. -> Add
Right-Click on Views -> Add -> New Folder
Name it HelloWorld.
Right-click on HelloWorld.-> Add -> New Item
If the following options appear, select Show All Templates.
Razor View - Empty -> Confirm the name as Index.cshtml. -> Add
Verify that it has been created under the HelloWorld folder.
다음과 같이 입력합니다.
ViewData["Title"] = "Index";
<h2>Index</h2>
<p>Hello from the HelloWorld view!</p>
Debug -> Start Debugging
If any messages related to SSL certificates appear, click "Yes" for all of them.
Yes
Yes
Yes
The sample page is now accessible in Edge.
When you access /HelloWorld, it is displayed as follows:
Now, let's proceed with creating the sample page as a site in IIS.
Build -> Publish [Project Name]
Web Server (IIS) -> Next
Web Deploy Package -> Next
Specify the location. -> Site name 지정 -> Finish
Click Publish.
It will be generated as shown below. Now, copy the files to the IIS server.
After copying, extract the files.
After extracting, move the files to a subfolder as shown below -> Copy the folder and files to the root directory (C:\Sample).
Copy completed.
Launch IIS Manager.
Sites -> Add Website
Proceed with the creation process as shown below. (For the certificate, specify the one that was previously created.)
Confirm that the creation is successful.
Application Pools -> Double-click on **Sample**.
.NET CLR version -> Change the setting to **No Managed Code**.
IISRESET
Access localhost to verify the setup.
Once DNS registration and certificate binding are completed, test the published URL.
