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2.0 Web Service Question

Hi,

I am starting to work with VS 2005 and I have created a Web Service. I want
to move the web service to my web server...but, I can't figure out where the
dll is placed when I build the project? There is no \bin folder present in
the asp.net web service project.

Is it still the same that you copy the asmx and the dll and you're done?

Thanks for any help,
Mark
Jul 19 '06 #1
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Hi Mark,

ASP.NET 2.0 has a completely different compilation mode compared to ASP.NET
1.0. Read this article for more information,

http://www.codeguru.com/columns/Expe...cle.php/c5365/

You have two options to deploy the service,

1. Copy the entire folder containing the cs and ASPX pages to the server.
2. Pre-Compile the entire application using the new ASP.NET compiler, and
then, copy the result to the server.

Regards,
Pablo Cibraro
http://weblogs.asp.net/cibrax

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Hi,

I am starting to work with VS 2005 and I have created a Web Service. I
want
to move the web service to my web server...but, I can't figure out where
the
dll is placed when I build the project? There is no \bin folder present
in
the asp.net web service project.

Is it still the same that you copy the asmx and the dll and you're done?

Thanks for any help,
Mark

Jul 19 '06 #2

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