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  • JD
    • JD
    • Nov 5, 2025 - 2:53 pm
    From the screenshot you are deploying Wisej 1 and Wisej 3 at the same time. You should have only Wisej.Framework.dll. Wisej.Core and Wisej.Web are from many years ago. If you are deploying an ASP.NET Core application with AspNetCoreModuleV2 (see web.config) you need to install it (follow Microsoft instructions, it’s an IIS thing). Also when using AspNetCoreModuleV2 you need to create a native App Pool (also see Microsoft docs). if you are deploying a net48 ASP.NET app, as it appears to be since you have a /bin folder, then you have the wrong web.config. The part that says indicates the the section below should be removed or commented out.
  • JD
    • JD
    • Nov 5, 2025 - 2:55 pm
    This is wrong for ASP.NET non core. It is commented out by default.
  • JD
    • JD
    • Nov 5, 2025 - 2:56 pm
    Bottom line is that you cannot deploy asp.net core (net core) on an asp.net (net framework) installation and vice versa.
  • Rusty Elston
    I greatly appreciate your advice :) please forgive me… I followed the YouTubeDemonstration demo video precisely (only using VB.net). Ran it locally; published it via VS 2022 web.deploy; … it wouldn’t work I read somewhere on Wisej that Wisej.core and web were required, so I uploaded them and tried again…it didn’t work. I’m new at this, and don’t know how to create and deploy a Wisej purely ASP.NET version of the demo. I would have thought following the demo video would have created the proper architecture. Maybe my VS 2022 is wrong…? Can you please advise me what I should do differently to create an ASP.NET version of the simple demo? Based on the demo video, I’m targeting Wisej.net 3.5.24 and .NET 9.0 (but i’m open to anything that works!) Thanks
  • JD
    • JD
    • Nov 26, 2025 - 4:14 pm
    You read somewhere that Wisej.Core is required and downloaded it? Where? Follow the video and it all works without issues. Otherwise post a video or steps and show where you fail. Also post a simple application to see if the architecture you created is “proper”. I tried Wisej.NET 3.5.24 and the video as well as the deployment documentation, and basic Microsoft documentation and everything works without issues. As I showed you with detailed steps, explanations and screenshots. This is stating to look like basic trolling.
  • Rusty Elston
    JD, so sorry this looks like “trolling” (I’m not sure what that means, but it sounds bad). I’m just struggling with web publishing as I’ve never done this before. Things like IIS etc. are foreign to me and I’m trying to learn it. I have always been a Windows developer for apps local to PC users. I apologize for being a nuisance and appreciate everyone’s attempts to guide me through all this.