How to configure Visual Studio 2008 to use IIS Express?

The following seems to work for IIS Express launching from the command line: Open the Properties for the web site Select Start Options Under Start Action select Start External Program put the path to iisexpress. Exe ( C:\Program Files (x86)\IIS Express\iisexpress. Exe ) Command Line Arguments: /path:{path to the project solution} /clr:3.5 Under Server select Use Custom Server Base Url: http://localhost:8080 (the default for IIS Express) Important!

Uncheck everything under Debuggers otherwise you'll get an error "Unable to start debugging on the web server Information on launching using a config file can be found at this site: Debug Your . NET Web Project With IIS Express Tips & Tricks This is VS2010 specific but I suspect the same will work for 2008.

The following seems to work for IIS Express launching from the command line: Open the Properties for the web site Select Start Options Under Start Action select Start External Program, put the path to iisexpress. Exe (C:\Program Files (x86)\IIS Express\iisexpress. Exe) Command Line Arguments: /path:{path to the project solution} /clr:3.5 Under Server, select Use Custom Server Base Url: http://localhost:8080/ (the default for IIS Express) Important!

Uncheck everything under Debuggers otherwise you'll get an error "Unable to start debugging on the web server. Information on launching using a config file can be found at this site: Debug Your . NET Web Project With IIS Express Tips & Tricks.

This is VS2010 specific but I suspect the same will work for 2008.

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