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Deploy the Website on hosted webserver

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    Hello Everyone Myself Gaurav Gupta actually i would like to discuss that i want to upload the compiled code(by publish the website) which is made in asp.net2.0 to our web server .actually we have a domain www.xyz.com and i want to make a folder on root like icmm now i want to copy all the compiled code in that folder. but when run the application this message show."This is a marker file generated by the precompilation tool, and should not be deleted!" Please tell me is it possible to upload the complete comiled code to upload in a folder or where i should upload bin folder. Thanks Gaurav Gupta

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      Hello Everyone Myself Gaurav Gupta actually i would like to discuss that i want to upload the compiled code(by publish the website) which is made in asp.net2.0 to our web server .actually we have a domain www.xyz.com and i want to make a folder on root like icmm now i want to copy all the compiled code in that folder. but when run the application this message show."This is a marker file generated by the precompilation tool, and should not be deleted!" Please tell me is it possible to upload the complete comiled code to upload in a folder or where i should upload bin folder. Thanks Gaurav Gupta

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      How did you complied and host your code ? Do you have ASP.NET Framework installed on the Server where you have hosting your site ? If yes, does it registred with IIS ? Below check the above two things that I have mentioned. You may read this article : Site pre-compilation in ASP.NET 2.0[^]

      Cheers ! Abhijit Jana | MVP Web Site : abhijitjana.net | Follow Me @ twitter Read my Latest Article :Mastering Debugging in VS 2010

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        How did you complied and host your code ? Do you have ASP.NET Framework installed on the Server where you have hosting your site ? If yes, does it registred with IIS ? Below check the above two things that I have mentioned. You may read this article : Site pre-compilation in ASP.NET 2.0[^]

        Cheers ! Abhijit Jana | MVP Web Site : abhijitjana.net | Follow Me @ twitter Read my Latest Article :Mastering Debugging in VS 2010

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        Hi Mr. Abhijit Thanks for the reply.Actually i compiled by publish the website and host my compiled code on our webhosting company's server in a folder which is at the root of the website . Yes all the setting is there on the server. I had a doubt that how to upload a code in subfolder. Like as the website is www.xyz.com/icmm_2010/abc.aspx. I want all access all the pages in a folder(icmm_2010) which is on the root of the website. Thanks Gaurav

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