Hello,
It is about a VB2008 intranet application. It uses a SQL Server database.
The ConnectionStrin g is defined in the
connectionStrin gs section of the web.config file. This application uses
ObjectDataSourc e objects, defined in design mode.
I would like to use a different database depending on the execution
environment (development or production).
I can test the environment by retrieving the IIS server name. I could of
course change the web.config file by hand, but every time I will publish
from dev to prod I should do the change again.Of course, a day or another
there will be a forgetting or a mistake.
Can anybody propose an automatic solution?
Thank you in advance,
Gilbert
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Just use web deployment projects, you can create 1 project for each
environment you'll be deploying the web application to. Here's the link for
the RTW (Release to Web) version for VS2008. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
If you're using a build server, don't forget to install it on there as well
or you'll get an error when it tries to build.
"Gilbert Tordeur" <gi************ *@jci.comwrote in message
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Hello,
It is about a VB2008 intranet application. It uses a SQL Server database.
The ConnectionStrin g is defined in the
connectionStrin gs section of the web.config file. This application uses
ObjectDataSourc e objects, defined in design mode.
I would like to use a different database depending on the execution
environment (development or production).
I can test the environment by retrieving the IIS server name. I could of
course change the web.config file by hand, but every time I will publish
from dev to prod I should do the change again.Of course, a day or another
there will be a forgetting or a mistake.
Can anybody propose an automatic solution?
Thank you in advance,
Gilbert
Thank you Jeff for your suggestion. I didn't even know the existence of this
tool.
have a good day,
Gilbert
"Jeff Winn" <jw***@nospam.c oma écrit dans le message de news: 8A************* *************** **...icrosof t.com...
Just use web deployment projects, you can create 1 project for each
environment you'll be deploying the web application to. Here's the link
for the RTW (Release to Web) version for VS2008.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
If you're using a build server, don't forget to install it on there as
well or you'll get an error when it tries to build.
"Gilbert Tordeur" <gi************ *@jci.comwrote in message
news:O3******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP03.phx.gbl...
>Hello,
It is about a VB2008 intranet application. It uses a SQL Server
database. The ConnectionStrin g is defined in the
connectionStri ngs section of the web.config file. This application uses
ObjectDataSour ce objects, defined in design mode.
I would like to use a different database depending on the execution
environment (development or production).
I can test the environment by retrieving the IIS server name. I could of
course change the web.config file by hand, but every time I will publish
from dev to prod I should do the change again.Of course, a day or another
there will be a forgetting or a mistake.
Can anybody propose an automatic solution?
Thank you in advance,
Gilbert
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