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Web DLL location in VS2005

When I compiled in VS2003 it put the web DLL into the bin directory. Now that
I'm using the VS2005, there is no DLL in the Bin directory. Where or how do I
get at the DLL for the web site?
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Chris Davoli

Jul 11 '06 #1
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re:
I'm using the VS2005, there is no DLL in the Bin directory.
Where or how do I get at the DLL for the web site?
You don't. The compilation model has changed,
unless you use Web Application Project.

For background info, see :
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archi...08/445742.aspx

Download WAP at:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net/re...p/default.aspx
and you can then use the same compilation model as in VS 2003.


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When I compiled in VS2003 it put the web DLL into the bin directory. Now that
I'm using the VS2005, there is no DLL in the Bin directory. Where or how do I
get at the DLL for the web site?
--
Chris Davoli

Jul 11 '06 #2
You need to compile the entire site to get it in libray format:

Use the aspnet compiler tool that comes with framework 2.0:

See the bat file attached to get an example.

Chris Davoli wrote:
When I compiled in VS2003 it put the web DLL into the bin directory. Now that
I'm using the VS2005, there is no DLL in the Bin directory. Where or how do I
get at the DLL for the web site?

C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\aspn et_compiler.exe -c -f -v /ANYNAME -p c:\inetpub\wwwroot\AtlasTeste c:\temp\deploy\AtlasTeste
@del c:\temp\deploy\AtlasTeste\*.bat
@del c:\temp\deploy\AtlasTeste\*.bak


Jul 11 '06 #3
John, there is no attached bat file. Can you re-send it to me? Or just send
it to Ch*********@NoSpamComcast.net

Thanks.
--
Chris Davoli

"John Prado" wrote:
You need to compile the entire site to get it in libray format:

Use the aspnet compiler tool that comes with framework 2.0:

See the bat file attached to get an example.

Chris Davoli wrote:
When I compiled in VS2003 it put the web DLL into the bin directory. Now that
I'm using the VS2005, there is no DLL in the Bin directory. Where or how do I
get at the DLL for the web site?

Jul 11 '06 #4
Chris Davoli wrote:
John, there is no attached bat file. Can you re-send it to me? Or just send
it to Ch*********@NoSpamComcast.net

Thanks.
Take a look at the end of my previous post.

Just to make the things easier to you:

aspnet_compiler.exe -c -f -v /ANYNAME -p [path of the source files]
[path to a deploy repository]

The other lines in bat is just to get clear asp.net app without the bat.
Jul 11 '06 #5
John, that .bat file was not attached. I checked all previous emails. Could
you try sending it again to ch**********@NOSPAMchildrens.com
--
Chris Davoli

"John Prado" wrote:
Chris Davoli wrote:
John, there is no attached bat file. Can you re-send it to me? Or just send
it to Ch*********@NoSpamComcast.net

Thanks.

Take a look at the end of my previous post.

Just to make the things easier to you:

aspnet_compiler.exe -c -f -v /ANYNAME -p [path of the source files]
[path to a deploy repository]

The other lines in bat is just to get clear asp.net app without the bat.
Jul 12 '06 #6
Could you see those lines in my first reply:
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\aspn et_compiler.exe -c -f
-v /ANYNAME -p c:\inetpub\wwwroot\AtlasTeste c:\temp\deploy\AtlasTeste
@del c:\temp\deploy\AtlasTeste\*.bat
@del c:\temp\deploy\AtlasTeste\*.bak

This is the bat file, is a text file then your news reader show it like
plain text.

Chris Davoli wrote:
John, that .bat file was not attached. I checked all previous emails. Could
you try sending it again to ch**********@NOSPAMchildrens.com
Jul 12 '06 #7

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