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Monday, July 20, 2009

Associating an ASP.NET Web Application (including MVC) as a Web Role

by jnak via Cloudy in Seattle on 7/20/2009 11:32:00 PM

If you’ve been following along, you’ll remember my post about using an existing ASP.NET Web Application as a Web Role.  We’re now a little smarter in the tools and can allow you to associate any ASP.NET Web Application in the Cloud Service as a Web Role.  For example, I can create a Cloud Service with just a Worker role, right click on the Solution in Solution Explorer and select Add | New Project and select an ASP.NET Web Application from the Web folder.  This could be *any* ...

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Working with Multiple Web and Worker Roles

by jnak via Cloudy in Seattle on 7/20/2009 11:31:00 PM

After you install the July 2009 CTP and create a new project via File | New Project | Cloud Service, you now have a single template “Cloud Service” instead of the 4 you had in the past. Clicking on that brings up our new project creation dialog.  There are a couple of reasons we have this dialog: In the past, we only allowed you to have 0 or 1 Web Roles and 0 or 1 Worker roles in your Cloud Service.  Now you can have 0 to N of either type.  We want to help you create the Servi ...

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July CTP of Windows Azure Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio

by cctblog via Windows Azure Developer Tools Team on 7/20/2009 11:30:00 PM

We've just released a July CTP of the Windows Azure Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio! (try the direct link to the download while it propogates)   What’s New for the July 2009 CTP? Support for developing and deploying services containing multiple web and worker roles. A service may contain zero or more web roles and zero or more worker roles with a minimum of one role of either type. New project creation dialog that supports creating Cloud Services with multiple web and worker roles. Abi ...

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