How to Test and Debug an ASP.NET Application—How to create ASP.NET web sites that run under IIS

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How to create ASP.NET web sites that run under IIS

In chapter 2, you learned how to create a file-system web site that runs under the ASP.NET Development Server. If you have access to an IIS web server, though, you may want to create a web site that runs under IIS so you can test the web site in that environment. Or, you may want to create and test a filesystem web site with the ASP.NET Development Server first, and then test it under IIS later.