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-p and -v parameters to aspnet_compiler

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Andy Fish - 10 Mar 2008 16:06 GMT
hi,

can anybody tell me what the -v flag does on aspnet_compiler when -p is
specified also.

the documentation says you need to supply both, but the example says the
metabase is not used when -p is present. when I specify -p, it seems to be
working whatever value i put for -v

i want to be able to do the precompile independently of any IIS settings
(and preferably when IIS is not even installed on the build machine)

TIA

Andy
bruce barker - 10 Mar 2008 16:36 GMT
the -v is used to define the application root (resolve ~path references for
example). if -p is used then you should use "-v / "  

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

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