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The use of webcore.dll is quite spread in the code, and I haven't tried to get rid of all the native calls in System.Web. Only those that made problems on Linux I did replace. So the only way to run it without IIS is probalbly to paste webcore.dll in the place where it should be, but I'm not sure if this is enough to make it work. |
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Hello!
My main usage is to run the project on Linux via Kestrel, and it actually works wonders. Unfortunately, when I try to start up the same project under Windows, it seems to want to find webcore.dll, which seems to be part of IIS - and indeed, as soon as I instal IIS on my machine it booted up.
Here's the question - is there a way to run it without IIS on Windows too, to mimic the environment as closely as possible to the production one?
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