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• Re: 'Sys' is undefined.

  If you are trying to enable AJAX for an existing Web application add the following after the first instace of your < system.web > tag you may end-up with a duplicat tag like this one < compilation debug = " true " strict = " false " explicit = " true " > , so comment it out in one of the locations within your config. <!-- START AJAX --> < compilation debug = " true " strict = " false " explicit = " true " > < assemblies

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by jcnovoa on 3/14/2008

• Re: MSBuild integraction issue when publishing satellite assemblies

  None of these seemed to work for me to get referenced assemblies into the _Compiled folder when using _CopyWebApplication target to copy only the required files to the _Compiled folder of my choice. I resorted to using the Copy task from MSBuild, but considering thet the folder structure of the files I needed to copy did not allow me to use the built in recursive target, I ended-up having to split the "FROM" and the "TO" folders into manageble chunks. For example in a folder structure like the one

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by jcnovoa on 1/21/2007
  Filed under: MSBuild Web Application

• Re: MSBuild integraction issue when publishing satellite assemblies

  None of these seemed to work for me to get referenced assemblies into the _Compiled folder when using _CopyWebApplication target to copy only the required files to the _Compiled folder of my choice. I resorted to using the Copy task from MSBuild, but considering thet the folder structure of the files I needed to copy did not allow me to use the built in recursive target, I ended-up having to split the "FROM" and the "TO" folders into manageble chunks. For example in a folder structure like the one

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by jcnovoa on 1/21/2007
  Filed under: MSBuild Web Application

• Re: Using MSBuild with Web Application Projects

  You can use the Web Application Project to run the build all it is missing to generate the website files needed to run without source code is the OutDir... More about this here http://forums.asp.net/1534682/ShowThread.aspx#1534682

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by jcnovoa on 1/16/2007

• Re: Publish Web Application via MSBUILD

  Ok... I figured out that the .Net Web Application Projects by default do not have a <OutDir>C:\DeployPath</OutDir> property, and that the WebApplication default targets include a target called "_CopyWebApplication" regretfully since the .Net WAP Project lacks this property, if you do not pass it to the msbuild command, it will fail to output the files to the "_PublishedWebsites" folder to be created under "C:\DeployPath" once I figured that out, I was able to compile the .CSProj/.VBProj

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by jcnovoa on 1/16/2007
  Filed under: MSBuild Web Application

• Re: MSBuild integraction issue when publishing satellite assemblies

  Ok... I figured out that the .Net Web Application Projects by default do not have a <OutDir>C:\DeployPath</OutDir> property, and that the WebApplication default targets include a target called "_CopyWebApplication" regretfully since the .Net WAP Project lacks this property, if you do not pass it to the msbuild command, it will fail to output the files to the "_PublishedWebsites" folder to be created under "C:\DeployPath" once I figured that out, I was able to compile the .CSProj/.VBProj

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by jcnovoa on 1/16/2007
  Filed under: MSBuild Web Application

• Re: MSBuild integraction issue when publishing satellite assemblies

  Looking for best practices dealing with publishing Web Application type projects and dependencies using MSBuild. So far I gather NOT to use the Web Deployment Projects for this task, as is incompatible with Web Applications that have nested Web Application in the file structure. I see that the IDE has the capability to "Publish" a web application to an identified location and determine what aspects of the Web Application to publish (or not i.e. source code files). Regretfully the process via the

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by jcnovoa on 1/16/2007
  Filed under: MSBuild Web Application

• Publish Web Application via MSBUILD

  Looking for best practices dealing with publishing Web Application type projects and dependencies using MSBuild. So far I gather NOT to use the Web Deployment Projects for this task, as is incompatible with Web Applications that have nested Web Application in the file structure. I see that the IDE has the capability to "Publish" a web application to an identified location and determine what aspects of the Web Application to publish (or not i.e. source code files). Regretfully the process via the

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by jcnovoa on 1/15/2007
  Filed under: MSBuild Web Application

• Re: Web References - Custom tool warning

  I also found out that if you do not have a Web.config file (on a custom controls type of project) the tool also fail due to the fact that it can not update the web.config file with the application configuration info needed to set the Url property on the web reference.

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by jcnovoa on 7/26/2006

• Re: With Web Deployment Project

  Same here... as a side-effect of using a single assembly in the build, you can't use multiple languages (i.e. C# & VB.Net) to put pages together in a WebApplicaiton as you could in a WebSite application. Can we have the cake and eat it too by using the old format yet enable single page assembly generation?

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by jcnovoa on 5/22/2006