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How to Compile ASP.Net Project manually?

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    Murugavel S
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    hi, Can anyone let me know whether, I can manually compile an entire asp.net project or solution to give a single DLL, without vs.net? Which normally vs.net does, when the project is compiled to give a single DLL. Thanks in Advance, Murugavel S :)

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      hi, Can anyone let me know whether, I can manually compile an entire asp.net project or solution to give a single DLL, without vs.net? Which normally vs.net does, when the project is compiled to give a single DLL. Thanks in Advance, Murugavel S :)

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      All you need in order to run an ASP.NET applications are: 1. .NET Framework 2. Your dlls and all related dependencies. 3. Your aspx files. HTH


      "if you vote me down, I shall become more powerful than you can possibly imagine" - Michael P. Butler.

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        hi, Can anyone let me know whether, I can manually compile an entire asp.net project or solution to give a single DLL, without vs.net? Which normally vs.net does, when the project is compiled to give a single DLL. Thanks in Advance, Murugavel S :)

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        This command should do the job: csc /target:library /out:C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\xxx\bin\xxx.dll /recurse:C:\Inetpub\wwroot\xxx\*.cs You'll have to adjust the paths and of course the name of the library to your needs and maybe need to specify the full qualified path of the C# compiler.


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