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Compile WS in release mode in VS 2005

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SP - 29 Dec 2005 20:22 GMT
So VS 2005 has changed the way they compile Web services (actually web
projects). Now they no longer have this option of release mode for Web
projects.

So what changes have you guys made to the build process to accomodate this.
No matter what I do I always seem to be getting the pdb files (I tried
publish option too) for all the references assemblies that this webservice
uses. Any ideas/suggestions will be hugely appreciated
Abel Eduardo Pereira - 30 Dec 2005 03:04 GMT
Hi,

Check the compilation element in the web.config file, i.e.:<compilation
debug="false">.

Because you no longer need to compile a web-project (which for VS2005, are
merely files in a directory), the way you tell the runtime how to compile
the files is through the Web.config file. (which is actually a very cool
feature :-)

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Abel Eduardo Pereira

> So VS 2005 has changed the way they compile Web services (actually web
> projects). Now they no longer have this option of release mode for Web
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> publish option too) for all the references assemblies that this webservice
> uses. Any ideas/suggestions will be hugely appreciated

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