Is it possible to test Asp.net MVC (being developed using Visual Studio) on Local IIS Web server as the root application of a website …?

You don't have to create a virtual directory. Create a separate site in IIS (may be with a different port, for ex: 8080) and point that site to your local project web folder.

You don't have to create a virtual directory. Create a separate site in IIS (may be with a different port, for ex: 8080) and point that site to your local project web folder. Now in visual studio set project url to localhost:8080, and you are good to test the site at the root.

– xport Dec 27 '10 at 3:13 1 I mean source code folder for your website – user6130 Dec 27 '10 at 3:19 I am working on MVC rather than WebForm. – xport Dec 27 '10 at 3:22 1 MVC is not any different than webform when setting up the site in IIS. Go to IIS and create a site, it will ask you for the physical path of the site and you point that to the MVC root.

– user6130 Dec 27 '10 at 3:24 1 No you don't need to, just change the project url to point to your IIS site url. Ex: localhost:8080 – user6130 Dec 27 '10 at 3:32.

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