web site sync

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Simon

Hi, I have a question to everybody.
There is some tool that permit me to synchronize a web application
(directory, files) developed on local site (development environment) to a on
line site ?
Or for who it has my same problem as you have resolved it ?

Thanks,

Simon.
 
MS FrontPage 2003 syncronizes your local files with your remote site using
FTP and FrontPage Extensions
 
Simon said:
Hi, I have a question to everybody.
There is some tool that permit me to synchronize a web application
(directory, files) developed on local site (development environment) to a
on line site ?
Or for who it has my same problem as you have resolved it ?

Thanks,

Simon.

For my website and for my vb.net stuff on our intranet I use
WebSitePublisher (www.cryer.co.uk/downloads/websitepublisher). This is a
windows ap, it works with ftp sites and network shares. I don't use it for
pushing files up to the systems we maintain for our clients because it
ensures everything on the remote/on-line site is in sync with the local
copy - and the current version doesn't allow you to exclude certain file
types (i.e. my source files). There is a command-line version of the tool
available that does provide this capability - and there are many people
hoping that the gui version will soon incorporate this functionality.

Hope this helps,

Brian.
 
Thanks.


Brian Cryer said:
For my website and for my vb.net stuff on our intranet I use
WebSitePublisher (www.cryer.co.uk/downloads/websitepublisher). This is a
windows ap, it works with ftp sites and network shares. I don't use it for
pushing files up to the systems we maintain for our clients because it
ensures everything on the remote/on-line site is in sync with the local
copy - and the current version doesn't allow you to exclude certain file
types (i.e. my source files). There is a command-line version of the tool
available that does provide this capability - and there are many people
hoping that the gui version will soon incorporate this functionality.

Hope this helps,

Brian.
 

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