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    Jayman911
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    I will eventually be shopping around for a web host for a website i'm working on and developing in .net. My question is (being a newbie to asp.net) when you build an asp.net web application it creates .dll files in the /bin/ folder. My experience with other non-dotnet hosting companies is that they do not allow .dll's on the server. How do others get around this? I imagine you could just not compile the application and run from scripts?!?? Though this would seem to be not the best solution and i'm sure alot of developers wouldn't want this. Any ideas/thoughts on this? Thanks. SN

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      I will eventually be shopping around for a web host for a website i'm working on and developing in .net. My question is (being a newbie to asp.net) when you build an asp.net web application it creates .dll files in the /bin/ folder. My experience with other non-dotnet hosting companies is that they do not allow .dll's on the server. How do others get around this? I imagine you could just not compile the application and run from scripts?!?? Though this would seem to be not the best solution and i'm sure alot of developers wouldn't want this. Any ideas/thoughts on this? Thanks. SN

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      Steven Campbell
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      My experience is that when a company provides asp.net hosting, they allow the .NET dlls in the bin folder to execute. This is easier for them to do that it was for COM DLLs, because they do not have to go through an install/registration process. Also, .NET dlls are easier (for them) to restrict in terms of what they are allowed to do.


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        I will eventually be shopping around for a web host for a website i'm working on and developing in .net. My question is (being a newbie to asp.net) when you build an asp.net web application it creates .dll files in the /bin/ folder. My experience with other non-dotnet hosting companies is that they do not allow .dll's on the server. How do others get around this? I imagine you could just not compile the application and run from scripts?!?? Though this would seem to be not the best solution and i'm sure alot of developers wouldn't want this. Any ideas/thoughts on this? Thanks. SN

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        I agree with Steven, I have yet to see a .NET provider that does not support .NET dlls. They might have issues with registering COM components, but not .NET. Rocky <>< www.HintsAndTips.com - Now with GMail Queue www.MyQuickPoll.com - 2004 Election poll is #33 www.GotTheAnswerToSpam.com "We plan for the future, we learn from the past, we live life in the present!"

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