Newbie ASP.NET Question
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Hello; I am trying to come up to speed and learn ASP.NET. I am doing pretty good. However, I have a shared hosted site that supports ASP.NET 3.5 IIS7 How do my applications run on this shared environment? Does anyone know the basics to that? Do I need to change my webconfig.xml file to allow debugging there. again, I am new to this all and used to code standard ASP. In the VS 2008 IDE I can debug nicely and checkout my web service and all that fine. However How would I run a compiled DLL on my shared hosting account? I know these are dumb questions but I went through several books and none cover this. Maybe ASP.NET will only work on machines that I am physically hosting? I mean, the goal is to create reusable DLLs that I can use in the site do do the work. Thanks everyone in advance for your patience and not throwing stones, LOL :omg: -pete
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Hello; I am trying to come up to speed and learn ASP.NET. I am doing pretty good. However, I have a shared hosted site that supports ASP.NET 3.5 IIS7 How do my applications run on this shared environment? Does anyone know the basics to that? Do I need to change my webconfig.xml file to allow debugging there. again, I am new to this all and used to code standard ASP. In the VS 2008 IDE I can debug nicely and checkout my web service and all that fine. However How would I run a compiled DLL on my shared hosting account? I know these are dumb questions but I went through several books and none cover this. Maybe ASP.NET will only work on machines that I am physically hosting? I mean, the goal is to create reusable DLLs that I can use in the site do do the work. Thanks everyone in advance for your patience and not throwing stones, LOL :omg: -pete
You would run the application in a shared hosting environment basically the same way you would run in a local IIS environment. Copy the assemblies necessary to the bin folder and any other necessary files where appropriate.
I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt
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You would run the application in a shared hosting environment basically the same way you would run in a local IIS environment. Copy the assemblies necessary to the bin folder and any other necessary files where appropriate.
I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt
Thanks! I did a basic project with a webservice and a default page project. My web page just displays the results from the webservice. So I get Webservice1.dll and WebApplication1.DLL So I upload them to the bin dir, then what do I do? Do I need the Service1.asmx files and the Default.aspx files as well, and do I have to keep them in the right directories? Each project under the solution has a webconfig.xml file. So I am confused as to what do do with that in terms of uploading. thanks -peter
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Thanks! I did a basic project with a webservice and a default page project. My web page just displays the results from the webservice. So I get Webservice1.dll and WebApplication1.DLL So I upload them to the bin dir, then what do I do? Do I need the Service1.asmx files and the Default.aspx files as well, and do I have to keep them in the right directories? Each project under the solution has a webconfig.xml file. So I am confused as to what do do with that in terms of uploading. thanks -peter
Of course you need to place the aspx and asmx files in the proper location. At this point you should stop. A basic book discussing ASP.NET will cover how to deploy your application. Please find one and read it.
I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt