Hi
I created a C# web site using VS 2005 Beta. I know it might sound like a stupid question, but where are the DLL files created by the build ? I don't have a /bin directory in my project !!!
Should I create a seperate setup project for my web in order to create the dlls ?
How do I create an actual web site out of my code (assuming I have a URL and an external server) ?
Thanks,
alonWell I know on older versions of Studio there's a little Show all Files button that'll hide the .dll's unless it's clicked. I've never used 2005, but it makes no sense to me to compile the .dll's anywhere but in the project's /bin folder.
edit: Oops, I missed your other question. Provided you have a web host that supports IIS, you'll need to upload the front end .aspx files of your project and upload any .dll's you have into the web hosts /bin directory. The code-behinds are compiled into the .dll, so you dont need to upload them.Check out the following link:
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Apparently, the compilation concept has changed rather significantly.
I created a C# web site using VS 2005 Beta. I know it might sound like a stupid question, but where are the DLL files created by the build ? I don't have a /bin directory in my project !!!
Should I create a seperate setup project for my web in order to create the dlls ?
How do I create an actual web site out of my code (assuming I have a URL and an external server) ?
Thanks,
alonWell I know on older versions of Studio there's a little Show all Files button that'll hide the .dll's unless it's clicked. I've never used 2005, but it makes no sense to me to compile the .dll's anywhere but in the project's /bin folder.
edit: Oops, I missed your other question. Provided you have a web host that supports IIS, you'll need to upload the front end .aspx files of your project and upload any .dll's you have into the web hosts /bin directory. The code-behinds are compiled into the .dll, so you dont need to upload them.Check out the following link:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/s57a598e(en-us,vs.80">http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/librar ... n-us,vs.80</a><!-- m -->).aspx#vbconwhatsnewinvenusdynamiccompilation
Apparently, the compilation concept has changed rather significantly.