"Kal" <kal5133@yahoo.com> a écrit dans le message de
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> What you need to do is:
>
> Select/Highlight the web project in the solution explorer
> From the menu go to Project | Copy Project (there is also an icon for
> this in the Solution Explorer)
>
> this pops up a dialog for you to fill in.
>
> I find that creating a virtual folder on your workstation first as the
> 'deployment' folder works best, then use file share for web access,
> and copy only the files needed for your application.
>
> that should do the trick.[/color]
Ah, thanks, that's great. Although it doesn't remove VSS folders and debug
files in /bin, it's really helpful !
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> Here's a link to a M$ article that you might find useful
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http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...DisplayLang=en
Thanks for that link also, will download the tips and dig through.
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>
> Kal.
>
> "G-Fit" <msdn@g-fit.fr> wrote in message[/color]
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> > Hi group,
> >
> > (sorry if deployment is not the right term for what I mean).
> > I develop a website at my desk, testing it with my own IIS on my own[/color][/color]
box.[color=blue][color=green]
> > Then when a new feature is ready for release, I have to copy the[/color][/color]
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> > files to the 'real' website. That is, I copy the DLL in /bin, and any[/color][/color]
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> > or .ascx I changed. I don't want to put there my .cs nor .resx
> >
> > Now, when I change a lot of .aspx files, that means a lot of time[/color][/color]
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> > through every directory to copy only the pages and not the code behind.
> > There must be a way to do that nicely ? What button did I miss in VS.NET[/color][/color]
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> >
> > Thanks,
> > Karine Proot
> > G-Fit[/color][/color]
