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How to Deploy Web Application

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Nancy Li - 13 Feb 2004 18:42 GMT
Hello, genius,
I need your helps to deploy my web application correctly.
I have the N-tiers database-driven web application. Allow
me explain more here:
1. Web Pages: UI for data entry and display data.
2. Components: Some user controls, third party server
controls, window form user controls (such as custom
drawing control), and business logical.
3. Web Service: Deal with all transactions to/from
database.

I have one page which works like a charm in my developing
project. This page contains an object which is the window
form user control (in myWinControlsLib.dll). This control
itself will use a web service to get data from database
and draw a pretty chart based on data. My web service is
located on my local machine. Its URL is like this:
http://localhost/MyService/MasterForce.asmx.

In my working project, I just added a reference
to "myWinControlsLib.dll". This page works very well as
expect. But when I try to deploy my project, or even copy
my project to another directory. This page doesn't work as
expect. It must be something wrong with that control. It
couldn't talk to web service. Is that web service needed
to do something? I had a class "MasterForceClass.cs" in
that control project generated from my web service by
WSDL.

So How should I reflect this web service in my deploy
project? Any help will be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Sincerely,
Nancy Li
David Guyer [MS] - 19 Feb 2004 20:32 GMT
Normally, if you just include the Content and Primary Built Output project
output groups in a Web Setup project, usually you'll get an installer that
will install ASP.NET apps correctly.

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