Is there a way I can disable Web Deploy Project to run while I am in debug
mode?
I think Web Deploy Project is very foolish, it could not detect if code of a
website is changed or not, it will load "aspnet_merge.e xe"
"aspnet_compile r.exe"anyway, everytime when I load/debug a site, thus it
causes my machine to spend a lot of time to compile before I make some minor
change to other projects inside same solution.
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Hello Hardy,
As for the "Web Deployment Project", it is just added as a normal project
into the ASP.NET Website project's solution and the only difference is
that
it is associated with the web site project(can not exist individually).
However, its building behavior(which build configuration to use) is
controlled by the solution's current "Active Solution Configuration".
There're two default build confgiurations (debug and release), we can add
our custom solution build configuration and configure existing ones in the
"Configurat ion Manager" of the solution (you can find it in the solution's
properites page).
And in the Configuration Manager, you can configure each project(include
in
the solution)'s build configuration type for the certain solution build
configuration. for your scenario, you can disable the build of the web
deployment project in the Soluton's "Debug" build configuration and only
enable it in the release build configuration. I've attached two
screenshot
demonstrating the setting(you can get it through outlook express). And in
webdeployment project's own project setting, you can configure the
detailed
settings for the different build confugration( debug and release....),
they'll be applied respectively depend on the solution's build
configuration that is choosed.
Also, this is also what is recommeded in the following webdeployment
introduction article:
#Using Web Deployment Projects with Visual Studio 2005 http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...yment_projects.
asp?frame=true
You can also view the MSDN reference about the build configuration in VS
2005:
#Build Configurations http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/kkz9kefa.aspx
Hope this helps some.
Sincerely,
Steven Cheng
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Hi,
Juan T. Llibre wrote:
re:
>>>Thanks to God, you have the solution....
I could be wrong, but I'd be ready to bet that He wasn't involved.
Are you sure God's a "He" ?
I am not even sure that God is. :-)
That said, if He is, then He must be a guy. No woman could be so wicked
and mean.
Laurent
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