How to deploy ASP.NET angular JS web application with WEB API on IIS

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Hello Friends,

I have created a new ASP.NET application in VS2012 - 4.5.
In that I used some latest features like
- Bundle configuration
- Web API (with Routing)
- Angular JS
All the AngularJS controller and other Javascripts & CSS files are register in Bundle Config.

From the developer machine the application works fine.
But, When I am deploying a publish build of my application on IIS, The application not working. I mean the JS and CSS file are not getting. also I am not able to do WebAPI call.

Application Publish steps: In Solution Explorer, right-click the project and select Publish. The Publish Web wizard.

Can any one please guide me, how to overcome from this issue.
There might be some other way to deploy on IIS which I am not aware of.

Thanks in advance.

What I have tried:

Tried with Publish Web Wizard and deploy the code on IIS, but its not working.

Posted 14-Dec-16 23:23pm

Sagar Khairnar 55

Updated 14-Dec-16 23:38pm

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F-ES Sitecore · Answer 1 · 2016-12-14T23:38:00

Believe it or not but how you publish an asp.net website is very well documented if you care to look. Phrases like "not working" mean nothing and give no information that will help anyone solve your problems. If you are having a problem with CSS and JS files then my best guess would be you are not using the proper MVC framework calls to work out the proper paths to your files (eg Url.Content etc). View the page source to check the paths are ok and look at the network tools tab of your browser to see the files it is trying to download and what the results are. Fix issues as you find them.