I am wondering if I am going to have a deployment problem with the code I setup.
I have a C#. web form asp.net 2010 application that I added some web pages to. The user selects my new web pages off of the same main from the web site.
There is some data access code that I decided to use that is in a separate 'project folder' than the 'project folder' that I am using. Since the code I am using is in separate project folders, I am thinking the this may affect the way I setup my code.
Maybe I need to not reuse the code in the other 'proejct' folder and put the code into my 'proejct folder'.
I know the code has 3 different deployment setup? Can you tell me what I need to look at to determine if I have a deployment problem?
There is some data access code that I decided to use that is in a separate 'project folder' than the 'project folder' that I am using. Since the code I am using is in separate project folders, I am thinking the this may affect the way I setup my code.
Maybe I need to not reuse the code in the other 'proejct' folder and put the code into my 'proejct folder'.
you can keep the data access code in separate project... mostly that is how big chunk reusable components are manged (in the form of separate project).
only, whie adding reference of this separate project, in u r web app, make sure u add reference using project file and not simply compiled dll. this will make sure that whatever changes u do in this separate project and once built, will reflect in u r web
app project...
considering this separate project is class library kind of project, while deploying u just have to deploy the corrosponding binaries... there should not be any issue
hope this helps...
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Marked as answer by wendy elizabeth on Mar 20, 2012 06:14 PM
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I am wondering if I am going to have a deployment problem with the code I setup.
I have a C#. web form asp.net 2010 application that I added some web pages to. The user selects my new web pages off of the same main from the web site.
There is some data access code that I decided to use that is in a separate 'project folder' than the 'project folder' that I am using. Since the code I am using is in separate project folders, I am thinking the this may affect the way I setup my code. Maybe I need to not reuse the code in the other 'proejct' folder and put the code into my 'proejct folder'.
I know the code has 3 different deployment setup? Can you tell me what I need to look at to determine if I have a deployment problem?
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Re: deployment issue
Mar 20, 2012 01:21 PM|LINK
you can keep the data access code in separate project... mostly that is how big chunk reusable components are manged (in the form of separate project).
only, whie adding reference of this separate project, in u r web app, make sure u add reference using project file and not simply compiled dll. this will make sure that whatever changes u do in this separate project and once built, will reflect in u r web app project...
considering this separate project is class library kind of project, while deploying u just have to deploy the corrosponding binaries... there should not be any issue
hope this helps...
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Re: deployment issue
Mar 20, 2012 01:32 PM|LINK
So you are saying that I should just add a reference to the other proejct folder and I will not have a problem?
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Mar 20, 2012 03:09 PM|LINK
Yes.
why do u think there is a problem? what problem do u anticipate
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