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• Re: Load fires twice.

  Hi Shimon, Can you tell me what function contains the line this.Load+=new EventHandler(thi.Page_Load); Also, is there any user-added code in that function? Thanks!

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by mbund on 5/16/2006

• Re: Web Application Project and ASP.NET folders

  Sorry, not my area of expertise. I'll let someone else answer regarding the best way to design using http/https.

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by mbund on 5/10/2006

• Re: Using Reflection to load WAP's child WSP's App_Code library

  We would recommend you move the code you want to share in App_Code to its own class library. This way, your Web Site and Web App can access it. When a Web Site is dynamically compiled, the App_Code folder is compiled into an assembly which has a non-deterministic name so you cannot load it from within a Web App.

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by mbund on 5/9/2006

• Re: Web Application Project and ASP.NET folders

  FYI, the Copy Web feature was not included in WAP because it did not make sense for a project defined by a project file (WAP) versus a folder (Web-Site). The publish feature is a one-way push, while the copy web feature allows sync to and from a remote location. We decided to not expose the issues where you sync'd with a remote site which may or may not have a project file, and may or may not match items in your project file. However, if you are careful, you can use Copy Web to selectively push single

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by mbund on 5/9/2006

• Re: ASP Debugging

  Classic ASP debugging is still possible with VS05, but definitely not as easy. The following URL's explain what you need to do, as well as the reasons why VS05 handles ASP in this way. GreggM’s blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/greggm/archive/2006/03/15/552108.aspx Mikhail's blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/mikhailarkhipov/archive/2006/02/07/527293.aspx http://blogs.msdn.com/mikhailarkhipov/archive/2005/06/24/432308.aspx http://blogs.msdn.com/mikhailarkhipov/archive/2005/06/26/432852.aspx

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by mbund on 5/9/2006

• Web Application Projects Released (May 8, 2006)

  FYI, We just released a new version of Web Application Projects! Web Application Projects provide a companion web project model that can be used as an alternative to the built-in Web Site Project in Visual Studio 2005. This new model is ideal for web site developers who are converting a Visual Studio .Net 2003 web project to Visual Studio 2005. This latest release contains the following improvements: Team Build Support with VSTS Strongly-typed access to resources defined within the App_GlobalResources

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by mbund on 5/8/2006

• FAQ and Known Issues

  FAQ and Known Issues Web Application Projects The following is a set of frequently asked questions and known issues with the May 8, 2006 release of Web Application Projects. We are actively working on these issues and plan to have them corrected when we integrate Web Application Projects into Visual Studio 2005 SP1. Please give feedback or report new bugs in the Web Application Forum on http://www.asp.net Table of Contents Item 1 - What is Web Application Projects Item 2 - Why was it developed? Item

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by mbund on 5/8/2006

• Re: Web application creation confusion

  Have you thought about creating an item or project template for your company? Use the File/Export Template... command to invoke an easy-to-use wizard to create it. The basic steps for a web site project look like this. Select File/Export Template... Choose Project or Item template (let's assume Item for now) For Web Site projects, be sure to pick which language to put the template, since the Add New Item dialog is filtered by language Choose the class file you wish to use Select the references you

  Posted to Migrating from Visual Studio .NET 2003 to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by mbund on 5/4/2006

• Re: Conversion from VS2003 to VS2005

  FYI, you can run VS03 and VS05 side-by-side.

  Posted to Migrating from Visual Studio .NET 2003 to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by mbund on 4/28/2006

• Re: Conversion from VS2003 to VS2005

  Given the complexity of your solution, using WAP is probably a good call. We do recommend you make sure it is running in VS03 before doing the conversion. Also make sure to follow the steps outlined at http://webproject.scottgu.com/ -- they are designed to help you convert as easily as possible. If you still have problems after that, feel free to post here with a description of the problem and the error you get -- we'll do our best to help you out. Good luck...

  Posted to Migrating from Visual Studio .NET 2003 to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by mbund on 4/28/2006