Bad News:
Your Code Behnid tag implies the source should be in the same folder as the
..aspx
Be aware that you do not need the source to run the application as it will
be compiled into a .dll in the application's /bin folder. All you need is
this .dll and the .aspx pages.
Looks like the "outsource guy" may have been trying to make himself
indispensable:)
Not sure on the legalities, but your company should always ensure that any
code written specifically for them becomes their property so that situations
like this don't arise. As it is, if it wasn't written down that the source
was to become your property he may be entitled to bill you for its handover(?)
Meanwhile you are left with an unmaintainable application to which you
cannot make any changes - you can't recompile what you haven't got...
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"lewindha" wrote:
Hello All
I am new to ASP and my employer outsourced some web app work before I
began working here. It was written in ASP(C#). In the pages it says
the codeBehind=page.aspx.cs. I can't find this file on the server
anywhere. The reason I am looking is that we want to change some
things and add some new things. Right now I am simply trying to get
a handle on how the app flows(which webform triggers which page,
etc.). I'm assuming this is in the .cs file since there is nothing
in the .aspx file. Can someone please tell me where to find this
code???
Thanks
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