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I have a website on IIS 6 running PHP. Let’s say the address is:
http://mysite
I want to create a virtual directory to run an ASP.NET MVC 3 app under this address. I want the virtual directory to look like this:
http://mysite/api/v2
I cannot create a virtual directory called ‘api/v2’ because it contains slash. Is it possible to create virtual directory two levels down like this?
I have to create physical directory under the root called ‘api’ (this is possible in PHP), then create a virtual directory called ‘v2’ under that.