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Upgrading asp.net production web pages

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FS - 16 Feb 2004 17:25 GMT
After making changes to a single .aspx file and its associated
.aspx.cs codebehind file in a development environment, is it possible
to copy just those files to the production environment(with or without
the project .dll)? or must you copy ALL the web files in a project and
the .dll?

The latter makes quick fixes to a production web site a nightmare.

Thanks in advance.
John Oakes - 16 Feb 2004 18:34 GMT
The code behind is compiled into the dll, so you have to build the dll and
copy it as well.

> After making changes to a single .aspx file and its associated
> .aspx.cs codebehind file in a development environment, is it possible
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>
> Thanks in advance.
matt - 16 Feb 2004 19:36 GMT
Simply copy the dll to the bin directory, and any .aspx pages that you have
changed.  You don't need to copy the codebehind files these are compiled
into the dll.

> After making changes to a single .aspx file and its associated
> .aspx.cs codebehind file in a development environment, is it possible
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>
> Thanks in advance.

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