You can certainly run into problems trying this - your testers might
file a bug because they thought something went wrong when in fact you
just had to restart a service on your development machine, for
instance. Yes - technically it will 'work', but mightg lead to extra
work and confusion.
If I understand you correctly, yes, as long as you aren't developing on the
SAME server as the one that is being used.
General rule of thumb: Don't s**t where you eat. You have clients that
(presumably) pay for 24-7 service on a public web server. Development means
debugging. Debugging means bugs, and catastrophic failures from time to
time. Use a development server for development.
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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
What You Seek Is What You Get.
if i work with the vs.net on project X ,that is web application
is there a problem for the IIS to serve web clients with project Y dlls ,at
the same time ?
meaning, can i server web clients and develop on the IIS at the same time ?
(i want to develop while other web clients testing other web applications )