new to ASP.Net 2.0

[Raymond Du]

Hi,

I just migrate to ASP.Net 2.0, is it true ASP.Net 2.0 web project does not
generate DLL? I don't see any DLL after I built a solution using VS.Net
2005.

TIA

 

[Morten Wennevik [C# MVP]]

Hi Raymond,

It is true that the default compilation in Visual Studio 2006 of a web
project does not create a dll for web page code, as opposed to Visual
Studio 2003. You can however compile the code files by "publishing" the
web application. Right click your project and select "Publish Web Site"
(or select it from the Build menu). Visual Studio will then create all
necessary files to run your web application and put it in a folder of your
choice (which can be moved later on). When publishing you get to chose
between compiling just the code-behind files (just the aspx.cs files),
updatable, leaving the aspx file untouched, or compile both aspx and
aspx.cs.

 

[Daniel]

There is a visual studio 2006?

Hi Raymond,

It is true that the default compilation in Visual Studio 2006 of a web
project does not create a dll for web page code, as opposed to Visual
Studio 2003. You can however compile the code files by "publishing" the
web application. Right click your project and select "Publish Web Site"
(or select it from the Build menu). Visual Studio will then create all
necessary files to run your web application and put it in a folder of your
choice (which can be moved later on). When publishing you get to chose
between compiling just the code-behind files (just the aspx.cs files),
updatable, leaving the aspx file untouched, or compile both aspx and
aspx.cs.

 

[Morten Wennevik [C# MVP]]

My bad, should be 2005

There is a visual studio 2006?

 

[Daniel]

ok phew! lol

My bad, should be 2005