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Chaning the DLL Name while Publishing the Website

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    Hi All, I am using Asp.net 2.0, I am trying to deploy my application using the publish website wizard. The project contains 4 forms. By using the Publish wizard I managed to create 1 dll. But the dll name is differ from the Project Name. But in Asp.net 1.0 , the dll name is in the form of project name. How can I change the DLL Name in Asp.net 2.0.. Thanks in Advance Dana

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      Hi All, I am using Asp.net 2.0, I am trying to deploy my application using the publish website wizard. The project contains 4 forms. By using the Publish wizard I managed to create 1 dll. But the dll name is differ from the Project Name. But in Asp.net 1.0 , the dll name is in the form of project name. How can I change the DLL Name in Asp.net 2.0.. Thanks in Advance Dana

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      VS2003 (.NET 1.1) came with the "Web Application" template which compiles the UI code behind into 1 dll. VS2005 (.NET 2.0) came with the "Web Site" template which compiles code in multiple dll's, depending on the size of the project. If you still want the "Web Application" template, MS have made the template available for VS2005: Web Application template[^]

      Declan Bright www.declanbright.com

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