First WebService..but what files to upload?

[David++]

Hi folks,

Just been having a play with C# Web Application project. So far I've just
created a single Web Form with some text and links. I now want to upload the
Web Form to my server space. The Form is called index.aspx . However, I'm not
sure what files exactly I need to upload? The project has currently generated
the following files -

bin (folder containing dll)
AssemblyInfo.cs
DotNetWebService.csproj
DotNetWebService.csproj.webinfo
Global.asax
Global.asax.cs
Global.asax.resx
index.aspx
index.aspx.cs
index.aspx.resx
Web.config

Do all these files need to be uploaded or just specific ones? Also, I'm used
to having index.htm as the default entry point to a regular website, will an
index.aspx by default be the entry point to a .NET website?

Thanks for any help. Apolgies for the newbie questions!

Best regards,
David

[Martin Kulov [MVP]]

"David++" <Da***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi folks,

Just been having a play with C# Web Application project. So far I've just
created a single Web Form with some text and links. I now want to upload
the
Web Form to my server space. The Form is called index.aspx . However, I'm
not
sure what files exactly I need to upload?

David,
you only need to upload /bin folder, .asax, .aspx and .config files.
By default IIS uses default.aspx page, not index.aspx.

HTH,

--
Martin Kulov
http://www.codeattest.com/blogs/martin

MVP, MCT, MCSD.NET Early Achiever

[David++]

"Martin Kulov [MVP]" wrote:

"David++" <Da***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2B**********************************@microsof t.com...

Hi folks,

Just been having a play with C# Web Application project. So far I've just
created a single Web Form with some text and links. I now want to upload
the
Web Form to my server space. The Form is called index.aspx . However, I'm
not
sure what files exactly I need to upload?

David,
you only need to upload /bin folder, .asax, .aspx and .config files.
By default IIS uses default.aspx page, not index.aspx.

HTH,

Hi Martin,

Thanks very much. That was very helpful!

Best Regards,
David :-)