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Configuring the server profile – PB Docs 2022 – PowerBuilder Library

Configuring the server profile – PB Docs 2022

Configuring the server profile

Step 1: In the PowerServer project painter, select the Deploy page > Basic tab.

Step 2: Select External as the
target run mode, select IIS as the
target server, and then click the Configuration button.

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Step 3: In the Server Profiles
window, click the New button.

Step 4: In the New Server
Profile
dialog, specify a name for the profile in the
Profile Name field, and then select
IIS (using Web Deploy) from the
Type list.

Step 5: In the Configure IIS
connection
group, specify the following settings:

  • Server: the IP address or
    domain name of the IIS server. You can also input “localhost” when
    deploying to the local IIS server.

  • Site name: the name of the
    IIS web site where files will be deployed.

  • User name: the user name
    that has permissions to read and write the specified site. It can
    be a Windows user or IIS manager.

  • Password: the user password
    that has permissions to read and write the specified site.

    To connect with a local IIS server, if the current Windows
    user has permissions to read and write the site location, you can
    leave User name and Password blank.

Step 6: Click Validate
Connection
to make sure the connection is
successful.

Step 7: In the Site URL field,
specify the URL of the IIS web site where files will be deployed, for
example, https://[ip]:[port].

The site URL can be used to formulate the application URL and
the Web API URL (the client app will be deployed with the Web API by
default).

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Step 8: Return to the Deploy
page > Basic tab, and make sure
the server profile you created just now is selected from the Server list.

Step 9: Make sure the framework mode and the target runtime are
appropriate for your environment.

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