Hi!
I´m tying to use the build-in function in VS to Publish my Website (Build->Publish ...) on a remote server running 2003 & IIS6.
This works well the first time I publish and I can Surf to it without any errors.
But the second time I´m doing a Publish to the same site it goes wrong. The first time many files are created in the \bin directory
and are named like App_Web_mypage.aspx.9d59df60.dll. The second time this files in the \bin-directory aren´t created. Why is that? Guess that´s why it´s not working :-()
Some more questions on this task
1) Read somewhere that the aspx-pages will be converted to empty shells when doing a pre-compile. But in my publish
the hole aspx-files is there in the directorys, but not the .aspx.vb-files.
2) It is still slow to access the site the first time. Why is that?
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Problem with 'Publish WebSite'
Jun 29, 2005 11:18 AM|LINK
I´m tying to use the build-in function in VS to Publish my Website (Build->Publish ...) on a remote server running 2003 & IIS6.
This works well the first time I publish and I can Surf to it without any errors.
But the second time I´m doing a Publish to the same site it goes wrong. The first time many files are created in the \bin directory
and are named like App_Web_mypage.aspx.9d59df60.dll. The second time this files in the \bin-directory aren´t created. Why is that? Guess that´s why it´s not working :-()
Some more questions on this task
1) Read somewhere that the aspx-pages will be converted to empty shells when doing a pre-compile. But in my publish
the hole aspx-files is there in the directorys, but not the .aspx.vb-files.
2) It is still slow to access the site the first time. Why is that?
Hope someone can help me out!
Thanks
/ Stefan
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Re: Problem with 'Publish WebSite'
Jun 29, 2005 12:44 PM|LINK
http://odetocode.com/Blogs/scott/archive/2005/06/29/1882.aspx
http://west-wind.com/weblog/posts/2454.aspx
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