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Greetings,
I have created my first .NET Core Web API that will be sent to another site to be installed. I've searched the web but I cannot find any definitive guidelines and steps to properly package the Web API into an installer that can be given to the other site to use to install it on their system.
Most articles assume the Web API was developed at the same location as the web server so they go into detail on how to publish to it. I have found very little valid information for actually packaging a web API and installing/publishing it using the installer created.
Can someone please provide information on how to properly package an ASP .NET Core Web API so it can be installed at another site? It can be either instructions for MSI or MSIX. I created the Web API using ASP .NET Core 2.1 and Visual Studio 2017.
Thanks
Lou Davis Software Engineer E2B Teknologies
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I have created my first .NET Core Web API that will be sent to another site to be installed. I've searched the web but I cannot find any definitive guidelines and steps to properly package the Web API into an installer that can be given to the other site to use to install it on their system.
Most articles assume the Web API was developed at the same location as the web server so they go into detail on how to publish to it. I have found very little valid information for actually packaging a web API and installing/publishing it using the installer created.
Can someone please provide information on how to properly package an ASP .NET Core Web API so it can be installed at another site? It can be either instructions for MSI or MSIX. I created the Web API using ASP .NET Core 2.1 and Visual Studio 2017.
Thanks
Lou Davis Software Engineer E2B Teknologies
Continue reading...