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uploading asp.net files?

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  • E enjoycrack

    Hi there: What you need to deploy to the remote server are that: aspx pages and dll files... << >>

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    From where to get .dll files?

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      From where to get .dll files?

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      You should find them in your bin folder.

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        You should find them in your bin folder.

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        bin folder path is C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\SDK\v2.0\Bin and the dll files are... 1.mscorcfg.dll 2.mscormmc.dll 3.RequiredPermissions.dll 4.TlbRef.dll is it OK.

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          bin folder path is C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\SDK\v2.0\Bin and the dll files are... 1.mscorcfg.dll 2.mscormmc.dll 3.RequiredPermissions.dll 4.TlbRef.dll is it OK.

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          No. When you build your asp.net website, there should be a bin folder under the root of your website - these are the dlls that you require.

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            No. When you build your asp.net website, there should be a bin folder under the root of your website - these are the dlls that you require.

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            sacheesach
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            C:\Documents and Settings\administrator\My Documents\Visual Studio 2005\WebSites\feedback this is my folder where website reside. There is no bin folder.

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            • S sacheesach

              i completed my contact form and want to test it online. I got .net enabled site. but i dont know which are the files to upload and is there any specific folder in which files are to b upload? PLz help. thanks in advance Sachin

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              Guffa
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              Use the menu option Build -> Publish Web Site. This will create the files you need for publishing the site. You can also download and install the Deployment Project addon for Visual Studio, if you want more control over how the files are created.

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                C:\Documents and Settings\administrator\My Documents\Visual Studio 2005\WebSites\feedback this is my folder where website reside. There is no bin folder.

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                enjoycrack
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                since you used VS2K5...no bin folder created....Just do like Guffa said << >>

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                • E enjoycrack

                  since you used VS2K5...no bin folder created....Just do like Guffa said << >>

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                  Than plz tell, wat all files i upload?

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                    Use the menu option Build -> Publish Web Site. This will create the files you need for publishing the site. You can also download and install the Deployment Project addon for Visual Studio, if you want more control over how the files are created.

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                    sacheesach
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                    I don't have "Publish Web Site" link in "Build" menu. And from where to download Deployment Project addon for Visual Studio ?

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                      Than plz tell, wat all files i upload?

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                      Hi there: Look at this VS2K3 vs VS2K5, you might see the differences... << >>

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                        I don't have "Publish Web Site" link in "Build" menu. And from where to download Deployment Project addon for Visual Studio ?

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                        Guffa
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                        Make sure that you have something in your web selected in the solution explorer when you look in the build menu. If you have something selected that is part of a project that is not your web site, it won't be visible. Have you looked in Microsoft Downloads for the addon?

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                        • G Guffa

                          Make sure that you have something in your web selected in the solution explorer when you look in the build menu. If you have something selected that is part of a project that is not your web site, it won't be visible. Have you looked in Microsoft Downloads for the addon?

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                          http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/asp.net/aa336619.aspx[^] This is the link from where i downloaded the web deployment tool and get it installed. But still no change in software. I gone through the other link(http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnaspp/html/web_deployment_projects.asp[^]) of microsoft and according to them i had got web deployment toll installed. But im not finding it in my software. wat to do?

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                            http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/asp.net/aa336619.aspx[^] This is the link from where i downloaded the web deployment tool and get it installed. But still no change in software. I gone through the other link(http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnaspp/html/web_deployment_projects.asp[^]) of microsoft and according to them i had got web deployment toll installed. But im not finding it in my software. wat to do?

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                            Right click on the node of your web application in the Solution Explorer, and select Add Web Deployment Project.

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