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Johnathan Sewell
Johnathan Sewell

Reputation: 759

What are the steps to creating a new EPiServer Project

How do you go about setting up a new EPiServer website? I can't seem to get from an empty visual studio project to a deployed website without having to fix all kinds of file path and referencing issues.

If you have a smooth process for creating an EPiServer site from scratch and deploying it to a web server... I'd love to hear it!

Upvotes: 3

Views: 1818

Answers (3)

Allan Thraen
Allan Thraen

Reputation: 151

I generally use the Visual Studio Integration for EPiServer. Create a new EPiServer project and starts coding. When the skeleton is ready to go I move the database to a central server, update the connection strings, move the VPP folder to a shared server and update the paths in web.config to it. Then it's time to put the code in source control and a project is started.

When time comes for initial deployment to test / production I copy the database and VPP to the server and use Visual Studio's deploy mechanism to compile and copy the binaries + other files needed (before this, I naturally install the core episerver installation on the target server). Then it's just a little IIS configuration and things are working.

Future updates after that involves deploying from visual studio and export / import new/change pagetypes, etc.

Upvotes: 1

Bartek Tatkowski
Bartek Tatkowski

Reputation: 975

When I started out with EPiServer, I found this blog series to be extremely helpfull!

Upvotes: 5

Johan Kronberg
Johan Kronberg

Reputation: 1086

Setup a framework site that you fix, maintain and add general stuff too. Then copy that every time you start a new project. In my experience that's the smoothest way.

Upvotes: 1

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