I'm trying to compile an ASP.net application that uses aspx, aspx.cs (codebehind) and class files (its the ibuyspy sample ecomm application). What's the proper command to use so that the ASP files will recognize the compiled DLL file?
The .NET application's .dll needn't register to system. But you need put the .dll file into bin directory of your site root. You need to set your site directory to Virtual Directory or choose it and create application in property windows from IIS manager.

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> I'm trying to compile an ASP.net application that uses aspx, aspx.cs (codebehind) and class files (its the ibuyspy sample ecomm application). What's the proper command to use so that the ASP files will recognize the compiled DLL file?
TheInternetProgrammer.com - 24 Jun 2004 08:41 GMT
go to the directory where your file is kept by typing:
cd c:\yourdirectorypath
then to compile your vb file type:
vbc /t:library /r:System.dll /r:System.Web.dll YourVBProgram.vb
That should create a new .dll file to stick in your bin directory.
Let me know if this works for you. I can be reached through http://www.theinternetprogrammer.com
Good Luck.
> The .NET application's .dll needn't register to system. But you need put the .dll file into bin directory of your site root. You need to set your site directory to Virtual Directory or choose it and create application in property windows from IIS manager.
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> > I'm trying to compile an ASP.net application that uses aspx, aspx.cs (codebehind) and class files (its the ibuyspy sample ecomm application). What's the proper command to use so that the ASP files will recognize the compiled DLL file?