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compiling an ASP.NET web project with the command line compiler

Everyone,

Does anyone know how to compile an ASP.NET web project using just
the command line compiler? I've tried numerous options and can't seem
to come up with the right solution. Is there a way to capture what
options are being used when I select the build option from Visual
Studio .NET 2003?

Thank you in advance for any help.

Scott Vercuski
sv*******@parker.com
Jul 21 '05 #1
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In fact, I have never tried such a compilation method :)
but as a matter of fact, all the *.cs files in your ASP.net project are just
valid C# codes.
and again just like any other applications (console or library), you have
some referenced libraries such as System.Web for ASP.net

so putting it all together, running the compiler with the right references
(you should know 'em) and for all .cs files (not one by one of course) shoud
have been enough???

It's not important for the compiler, if the project is a web project or
console.....

;)

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Everyone,

Does anyone know how to compile an ASP.NET web project using just
the command line compiler? I've tried numerous options and can't seem
to come up with the right solution. Is there a way to capture what
options are being used when I select the build option from Visual
Studio .NET 2003?

Thank you in advance for any help.

Scott Vercuski
sv*******@parker.com

Jul 21 '05 #2

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