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.NET Deployment to large drives fails!

I have a client for whom I have developed several ASP.NET applications and
web services.

They recently upgraded their web servers to very large (>2TB) storage
capacities.

Now, the setup.exe packages created by my ASP.NET deployment projects will
no longer install -- as they report that there is insufficient disk space
available for the installation.

The client is not enthused about this.

As a short-term solution, I have installed the code using good-old Xcopy and
it works that way, of course, but the client want their "Add/Remove
Programs" interface capability back.

What is the solution?

Art Hofelman
President,
ATB Consulting, Inc.
ahofelman at atbinc (no spam please) dot com
Jul 21 '05 #1
1 1257

When does VS.Net 2004 Whidbey come out ?
I would like to buy it !

Will it also allow a developer to upgrade from vb6 pro ?
And what proff do i need since all I have is the cd, the case and the
original box . Is that enough to qualify for an upgrade ? I must have lost
the receipt years ago.

Thanks

Jul 21 '05 #2

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