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How to Convert # file into DLL

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    sabby2006
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    I have a project to deploy. But before deploying i want to convert all the .CS extension files into DLL files Please help!!!!

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      I have a project to deploy. But before deploying i want to convert all the .CS extension files into DLL files Please help!!!!

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      CWIZO
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      Err, compile the project?

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        Err, compile the project?

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        szukuro
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        I'm guessing it's an 2.0 website, in which case the solution is not that obvious. It requires the use of the precompilation tool. Example: aspnet_compiler -p "sourcedirectory" -v / "targetdirectory" where the targetdirectory should be an empty or non-existing folder. The command should be run using the Visual Studio Command Prompt, or from the Framework's directory (%WINDIR%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\\).

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          I'm guessing it's an 2.0 website, in which case the solution is not that obvious. It requires the use of the precompilation tool. Example: aspnet_compiler -p "sourcedirectory" -v / "targetdirectory" where the targetdirectory should be an empty or non-existing folder. The command should be run using the Visual Studio Command Prompt, or from the Framework's directory (%WINDIR%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\\).

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          sabby2006
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          Thanks For the reply Yes its an asp 2.0 problem using this i am able to convert it but no dll file is there?

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            Thanks For the reply Yes its an asp 2.0 problem using this i am able to convert it but no dll file is there?

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            I'm not sure what you meant to write, but after the precompilation the dll-s can be located in the bin folder of the target directory.

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