Hi,
When I upload my binaries or aspx is there any way to auto recompile or
compile them all before i start the application
Tia
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For aspx pages yes,
see: http://www.aspalliance.com/PaulWilson/Articles/?id=9
If you want the code-behind code to be compiled per uploading the source
files (not by uploading assemblies)...j ust use Src attribute in Page
directive to specify the code-behind file (instead of Inherits attribute
that VS.NET uses), though this just compiles the current page's codebehind
and when requested. You might also want to take a look at <compilation>
configuration tag and it's batch reöated settings, if they would help.
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When I upload my binaries or aspx is there any way to auto recompile or
compile them all before i start the application
Tia
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