windows - How Do You Launch IIS Express From the Command Line Looking at ProgramFiles (x86)? -


This is basically a question I have tried some options:

  iisexpress / Path: "C: \ ProgramFiles (x86) \ PathToMyApp" / Port: 9000 iisexpress "/ path: C: \ ProgramFiles (x86) \ PathToMyApp" / Port: 9000 iisexpress / path: C: \ ProgramFiles ^ ^ (x86 ^ ) \ PathToMyApp / Port: 9000 iisexpress "/ path: C: \ ProgramFiles (x86) \ PathToMyApp" / port: 9000 iisexpress / path: C: \ ProgramFiles% 20 (x86) \ PathToMyApp / Port: 9000  < / Pre> 

And maybe something else I'm just forgetting. Generally, the command only exits without saying anything. With some options, I find:

  The word 'x86' is not recognized by the name of a CMDlet, function, script file or operative program. Check the spelling of the name, or if the path is included, verify that the path is correct and try again in line: 1 character: 38 +. \ Iisxpress / path:% ProgramFiles (x86 & lt; & lt; & lt; & lt;)% \ PathToMyApp / Port: 9000 + Category Information: Object Notaffound: (x86: string) [], CommandAnfoundException + Fully Qualified ArrayID: CommandNotFoundException   

What is the correct way to do this?

I did not test it, but did you try to put a place between programs and files ?

  iisexpress / path: "C: \ Program Files (x86) \ PathToMyApp" / port: 9000    

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