building an asp.net 2 application

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wl

Hi,

I've been using ASP.NET in the paset and was succesful in uploading it to my
hosting account.
I compiled the assembly of each project to the single BIN directory of my
hosting account (the hosting account acted as a single application).
I copied the .aspx files in different subfolders.

Now I'm lost with asp.net 2.0 ...

- I now need to choose "publish" to compile the codebehind DLL's ?
- then I get some assembly's (like App_Web_default.aspx.cdcab7d2.dll), but I
just can't seem to set the name for it ?

What should I do ?

Thanks,

Wim
 
Wim,
When you choose Publish, you can copy the entire contents of the resulting
target PrecompiledWeb folder to your webserver and it will work. You have a
choice of checking the "Make this... updateable" checkbox, in which case
pages can be updated.
You can also look at the preview of the new Web Application Project add-in
which makes ASP.NET projects behave more like their 2003 predecessors.

Peter
 
Hi Peter,

Problem is I'm sure whether my webhoster supports several applications to be
created on the server.
With VS 2003 this was not a problem: I just had one application on the
server and then put the assemblies of the different projects I had in this
bin directory and the .aspx pages in different folders.

Meanwhile I would the Web Application Project add-in and it seems to work.

Thanks,

Wim
 
Wim,
When you choose Publish, you can copy the entire contents of the resulting
target PrecompiledWeb folder to your webserver and it will work. You have a
choice of checking the "Make this... updateable" checkbox, in which case
pages can be updated.
You can also look at the preview of the new Web Application Project add-in
which makes ASP.NET projects behave more like their 2003 predecessors.

Peter
What is the Web Application Project add-in? I've not heard about it.

Otis Mukinfus
http://www.otismukinfus.com
http://www.tomchilders.com
 

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