URGENT..Can not change the code after deployment
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Guys, I have this project that i've deployed and then i needed to do some changes to the code..no matter what, the code keeps ignoring any changes i've done and act as the deployed code! HELP
:confused: How have you deployed your project? What do you mean by code changes? You deploy compiled assemblies where you cannot change the code...
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:confused: How have you deployed your project? What do you mean by code changes? You deploy compiled assemblies where you cannot change the code...
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what i meant is, after the deployment, any changes to the original source code won't apply!
Ranoush wrote: after the deployment, any changes to the original source code won't apply After you deploy your application, you can change the original source code, re-compile it, test it, ensure that the changes are what you need then... You re-deploy it.
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Ranoush wrote: after the deployment, any changes to the original source code won't apply After you deploy your application, you can change the original source code, re-compile it, test it, ensure that the changes are what you need then... You re-deploy it.
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Well that's the weird thing, ANY changes to the original source won't apply..i re-compiled so many times but it keeps acting as the old code would! It's like a fix code! I don't get any compilation errors tho't
Are you sure you are using the correct binaries? I mean, the new assemblies do actually have the current date/time on them? The only thing I can think of is that you are getting the assemblies from an old directory, or you are looking in Debug or Release, when it is compiling to the other. Have you tried deleting the bin directories in your project then getting it to rebuild the whole solution? That way at least you know that the files in the bin directories are new. If it isn't any of the above, then I am not sure what it could be because I have never come across anything like this.
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Are you sure you are using the correct binaries? I mean, the new assemblies do actually have the current date/time on them? The only thing I can think of is that you are getting the assemblies from an old directory, or you are looking in Debug or Release, when it is compiling to the other. Have you tried deleting the bin directories in your project then getting it to rebuild the whole solution? That way at least you know that the files in the bin directories are new. If it isn't any of the above, then I am not sure what it could be because I have never come across anything like this.
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also make sure that after u have compiled ur project u rightclick on ur setup project and select rebuild option. if problem still exist try to remove the setup project from the projectlist and then add a new setup project. Hope it will work. Computer... :confused: Programming... :confused: What That