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As the webapp already exists at our host, first start out by deleting the webapp with the default webapp.exe name that we want to replace with a webapp called TestProject.exe. | As the webapp already exists at our host, first start out by deleting the webapp with the default webapp.exe name that we want to replace with a webapp called TestProject.exe. | ||
[[File:DeleteWebOrder.png]] | [[File:DeleteWebOrder.png|800px]] | ||
Then go to the Program's folder and rename | Then go to the Program's folder and rename the binary. | ||
[[File:RenameWebApp.png|800px]] | |||
So we change WebApp.exe into TestProject.exe | |||
[[File:WebAppTestProject.png|800px]] | |||
Now for our final step, we go to the webapp administrator and from the file menu select "Configure New Web Application". | |||
[[Category:Web | Select "Next" on the first page (change it to what you need) and then on the following page select the now renamed web application: | ||
[[File:ConfigureNewWebApplication.png|800px]] | |||
After this the webapp runs as normal, but you can identify it in your windows task manager and event logs under the new name TestProject. | |||
[[File:WebAppRunning.png|800px]] | |||
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