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The page executes fine without having to add PageParserPaths into the web.config (this is because files in the database go through a different page parser than the ones on the file system) One source means changes are propagated to where ever the pages may have been deployed.
How to deploy ASP.NET web application on server?
This is the easiest way to use the precompiled deployment feature. Deploys precompiled assemblies to the specific server Lets us to deploy the web site without source code files It is done either from publish web site command or from command prompt using the aspnet_compiler command
How to Web Deploy a website to a subfolder?
If you use Web deploy publish method you can set in Site name mydomain/mymvcsite instead of mydomain. At least it works for me for default windows azure site http://mydomain.azurewebsites.net/mymvcsite. Or you can use FTP publish method. Basically this needs following steps to be done to make it working.
How to publish a web site in ASP.NET?
Publish Web Site. The publish web site command lets us to precompile an asp.net application and copy the precompiled assemblies to a target server. This is the easiest way to use the precompiled deployment feature. Avoids delays caused by compiling web pages when they are first accessed by a user.
Use the Install-SPSolution PowerShell cmdlet to deploy the SharePoint solution package to the farm. This unpacks the solution package and copies all files that are contained with a custom feature to a “Feature” directory located on the farm’s front-end web server.
How to deploy custom features to upgraded site collections?
Feature masking involves using a new and separate solution package for the same feature for upgraded sites and site collections (when a feature is scoped to a site or site collection). Feature masking allows upgraded site collections to automatically find and use the correct custom feature assemblies.
How to deploy custom web parts in ASP.NET?
If an organization needs custom web parts, a developer can write custom ASP.NET web parts and ask you to install them. This process typically requires testing and approval of the code before the web part can be deployed in a full-trust environment.