After building the new ASP.NET project it is ready to be run. First, we'll save it.
method 1
Click the Save icon 
(Save the current Project or Database Repository) on the Standard Toolbar.
method 2
Right-click the ASP.NET project in the Project Explorer and choose Save.
method 3
Choose Save Project from the File menu.
Hint:
Save the ASP.NET project file in the project directory that you created when saving your Database Repository in step 4, and where you saved your BO-Layer project in step 8.
You now have a complete GenWise ASP.NET project built from scratch. You can run it straight from GenWise Studio. In the Project Explorer right-click any page, for example the Default page, and choose Run.
GenWise now fires up Cassini, the sample web server provided free by Microsoft for ASP.NET development purposes. Cassini is part of the GenWise Studio setup as a redistributable package.
Cassini first has to load the required libraries from the Microsoft .NET 2.0 Framework and then compile the generated ASP.NET 2.0 WebForms. When it's ready you'll see the generated web application in a browser window (the default browser according to your system settings is used). From the Browses menu on the page you can open pages to browse data from the tables in your database.
