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Dean - 26 Aug 2003 04:21 GMT

I just developed a VB ASP.net application using VS 2003.
The application worked fine on my computer, however when
I copied the files to the productiuon server, I found the
only way I could get it to find the code behind source
was to go into the Page directive and manually
insert 'src="Default.asp.vb"'. I would think that if this
was so necessary the Visual Studio should have put it in
there for me.

Thanks for any help

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Somchai U. - 26 Aug 2003 12:07 GMT

VS.NET compile your code behind into .DLL. You need to copy .DLL together
with your aspx pages.

Somchai

> I just developed a VB ASP.net application using VS 2003.
> The application worked fine on my computer, however when
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> Thanks for any help

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dean - 26 Aug 2003 12:58 GMT

Thanks for your help. I did have the dll copied, and I
think that hi0lites another problem I was having.. I had
2 DLL's one for my app., and one for a component I was
using and the only way that the dll for the component
could be found was to copy it to a /bin directory under
wwwroot, (previously it was in a /bin directory 1 level
lower in my applications directory). I did not try
copying the .dll for my app there, however that probably
would have worked, maybe?

>-----Original Message-----
>VS.NET compile your code behind into .DLL. You need to copy .DLL together
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Jay B. Harlow [MVP - Outlook] - 26 Aug 2003 14:55 GMT

Dean,
You need to copy the DLL for you app also! They need to be put in the /bin
folder for the app.

The easiest way to copy your app from development to production is use
'Project - Copy Project' while then select the 'Only files needed to run
this application'. This will create an 'application' on production if
needed, then copy all the DLLs and aspx & related files needed to run your
app. Because all the .vb or .cs files are compiled into the DLL, .vb & .cs
files are not copied. Other files that have been compiled into the DLL are
not copied either.

Hope this helps
Jay

> Thanks for your help. I did have the dll copied, and I
> think that hi0lites another problem I was having.. I had
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