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How can I run a website created locally using .NET.

I developed a website in .NET using Visual Studio 2008. I transferred this website to my friend using a USB drive. Now he wants to run this site locally on his PC in which Visual Studio is not installed. Please suggest me how can I run a local website on my other computer. Where should I save this site on my PC?

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You can install the .NET runtime and host it in your local IIS. The requirement is that IIS have a website set up that points to the appropriate folder. (For example, save the website in the directory "c: / inetpub / website name" and specify the directory of the IIS website in the same folder. You also need to make sure that IIS_USR has read access to this folder.)

For example, Visual Studio is not installed on the host server that I use, we simply send the code and run it through IIS and .NET installed without a visual studio.

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You really can't do it. You will need at least IIS, which will be installed on your other computer. You can get it by visiting http://www.microsoft.com/ and look for it in the Downloads section. From there, install it and move the project to the root directory.

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Your friends' computers must be installed with IIS. After that, your friends should transfer your web content (pages and executables) to a virtual directory that can be specified on the IIS tab.

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