Hi,
First of all - sorry for this question but there's a load of confusing
stuff online. This is really just a clarification.
When 'Publish'ing the production version of an ASP.NET 2.0 web
application in VS2005, do I need to select:
1. Release configuration in Configuration Manager
2. debug='false' in web.config
3. Both the above.
4. None of the above.
I realise that I need to set debug='false' in web.config at some
point, but do I need it set during the Publish operation or can I just
do it afterwards on the production server? The reason I ask is that
doing it for the Publish requires the web.config to be checked out
which is just a pain in the arse as it just gets undone straight
afterwards.
Also I've heard various stuff about Publish always using Release
configuration, but not sure if this means that I don't need to change
Configuration Manager from Debug to Release before 'Publish'ing?
Please note I'm talking about ASP.NET Web Applications, not ASP.NET
Web Sites...
Cheers,
James
2  1044 
you should download the web deployment project support for your version of
visual studio. this has support for overriding web.config setting, and will
build a deployment site.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"JimLad" wrote:
Hi,
First of all - sorry for this question but there's a load of confusing
stuff online. This is really just a clarification.
When 'Publish'ing the production version of an ASP.NET 2.0 web
application in VS2005, do I need to select:
1. Release configuration in Configuration Manager
2. debug='false' in web.config
3. Both the above.
4. None of the above.
I realise that I need to set debug='false' in web.config at some
point, but do I need it set during the Publish operation or can I just
do it afterwards on the production server? The reason I ask is that
doing it for the Publish requires the web.config to be checked out
which is just a pain in the arse as it just gets undone straight
afterwards.
Also I've heard various stuff about Publish always using Release
configuration, but not sure if this means that I don't need to change
Configuration Manager from Debug to Release before 'Publish'ing?
Please note I'm talking about ASP.NET Web Applications, not ASP.NET
Web Sites...
Cheers,
James
On Aug 19, 5:34*pm, bruce barker
<brucebar...@discussions.microsoft.comwrote:
you should download the web deployment project support for your version of
visual studio. this has support for overriding web.config setting, and will
build a deployment site.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"JimLad" wrote:
Hi,
First of all - sorry for this question but there's a load of confusing
stuff online. This is really just a clarification.
When 'Publish'ing the production version of an ASP.NET 2.0 web
application in VS2005, do I need to select:
1. Release configuration in Configuration Manager
2. debug='false' in web.config
3. Both the above.
4. None of the above.
I realise that I need to set debug='false' in web.config at some
point, but do I need it set during the Publish operation or can I just
do it afterwards on the production server? The reason I ask is that
doing it for the Publish requires the web.config to be checked out
which is just a pain in the arse as it just gets undone straight
afterwards.
Also I've heard various stuff about Publish always using Release
configuration, but not sure if this means that I don't need to change
Configuration Manager from Debug to Release before 'Publish'ing?
Please note I'm talking about ASP.NET Web Applications, not ASP.NET
Web Sites...
Cheers,
James- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Thanks. I've had a look at that. And I'll probably use that for my own
projects.
But can someone answer the original question please?
Cheers,
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