Run the IIS application deployment tool to install the web site.
| 1. | Extract the downloaded BisMessageHttpActionD365FO.zip file to a temporary location. |
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Note: Do not extract it to the physical path of the created web site. |
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| 2. | If you used another name for the web site than the default BisConnectivity name, change the name accordingly in the BisConnectivityServices.SetParameters.xml file. |
| Edit the BisConnectivityServices.SetParameters.xml and replace BisConnectivity with the web site name. | |
| 3. | Before installing the web site, run a test installation |
| Run the Command Prompt as administrator. | |
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Note: This command does not change the web site, but gives an impression of the installation results. |
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| 4. | In the Command Prompt, navigate to the location to which you extracted the BisMessageHttpActionD365FO.zip file. |
| 5. | Run this command: BisConnectivityServices.deploy.cmd /T |
| 6. | If the simulation results are satisfactory, you can actually install the web site. |
| In the Command Prompt, run this command: BisConnectivityServices.deploy.cmd /Y | |
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Note: As a result, the files are installed in the physical path of the web site. Also, the required permissions are set. |
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| 7. | Check the results of the web site installation. |
| Open the physical path of the web site. | |
| 8. | Change the authentication settings of the web site: |
| Open the web site authentication and enable these authentications: ASP.NET Impersonation and Windows Authentication. |
You can rerun the deployment tool. If you do so: