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Ref to the question I am running node api and angular component through IISnode. In ref to above question. I have deployed to IIS, I have Angular and node api in different folders, so when I browse the application from IIS server, it shows in different directories as shown in pic belowHow and I have shown virtual directory structure of iisnode below.

iisnode directory structure

When I click on the client I see angular and node api working as expected, but I want this to happen without clicking on client as shown below.

Please note: I have app.js and web.config as shown in the question above

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The answer is to point any request in web.config to app.js,and app.js had the logic to divert to where it is needed.

 <rule name="api">
    <match url="api/*" />
    <action type="Rewrite" url="app.js" />
  </rule>
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