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Is there a way to have back a way to compile all the code on a website and
just send DLL's to the final webserver instead of all the code?
VictorYes, but I don't know how myself yet. Try this...
search term: compilation site:msdn2.microsoft.com
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> Is there a way to have back a way to compile all the code on a website and
> just send DLL's to the final webserver instead of all the code?
> Victor
>
look at the vs2005 publish step. if you are using notepad instead, look at
the aspnet_compiler switches.
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> Is there a way to have back a way to compile all the code on a website and
> just send DLL's to the final webserver instead of all the code?
> Victor
>
lasalsatx@.newsgroups.nospam wrote:
> Is there a way to have back a way to compile all the code on a
> website and just send DLL's to the final webserver instead of all the
> code?
> Victor
You can use the Publish feature in VS 2005. If you want more control over
the process, you can use the Web Deployment Projects add-in to VS 2005:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net/r...dp/default.aspx
Jim Cheshire
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