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PODeployment of multi-project MVC4 solution to Azure fails
 

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    <p>This is my second deployment to Azure. First was a simple MVC4 Website with a Database, which I deployed via git. Worked like a charm.</p> <p>Now I've got the following: A solution containing three projects.</p> <ul> <li>Web -> Which is the MVC4 Frontend </li> <li>Models -> Contains the Models and the DB Context </li> <li>Backend -> MVC4 Project for data administration</li> </ul> <p>All projects are MVC4 (didn't know how to manage this better for the Models project). In my models project I'm running the code-firt migrations. The backend is running in the virtual directory: localhost:80/Backend (works perfect on localhost) Both the Web and Backend project have references to the Models Project.</p> <p>Folder structure: Solution folder contains: <em>Web / Models / Backend / MySolution.sln</em></p> <p>The first time I deployed I've created a git repo in the Projects folder (cause it was a single project). Now my repo is in the solution folder.</p> <p>I'm also uploading files in the Backend and move it to the other project (Web) via the following path:</p> <pre><code>Directory.GetParent(HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath("~")).ToString() + DirSeperator + "Web" + DirSeperator + "Store" + DirSeperator; </code></pre> <p>Is this going to a problem on Azure?</p> <p><strong>So my loose question is now, how am I deploying this solution?</strong></p> <hr> <p>I've created a Website with Source control in Azure and added a SQL Database to it.</p> <p>I've managed to push the solution to Azure, but on Azure there's the messsage </p> <blockquote> <p>Found solution ... with no deployable projects. Deploying files instead.</p> </blockquote> <p>now.</p> <hr> <p>Do you have any good tutorials for me on this problem?</p> <p>Am I doing it completely wrong? (I think so)</p> <p>I'm relatively new to ASP.NET and Azure, so it's a bit hard for me to understand.</p> <p>Thanks, Tobi</p>
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    1. COplease include more information: how are you redirecting assemblies? have you created deployable dependancy folder for your project?
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    2. COI don't even know what a deployable dependancy folder is :( for Web and Backend Project I've selected "Add Reference" in the context menu and checked my Model Project. That's all I did for now.
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    3. COok, if you right click on MVC project file in solution explorer, you have the option to 'add deployable dependancies'. These dll's are not included in IIS .net V 4 or 4.5 and often have to be copied over for deployment. But don't focus on that exactly. Deploying to Azure involves many check points: such as redirecting your assemblies, possibly adding dependancies, etc. Read thru the guides I included. From there, hopefully you will converge to specific questions
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