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• Publish vs Build?

  I am building asp.net apps in VS2008 and publishing them to a W2K3 server on our lan. I was just curious what is the difference between using 'build' and using 'publish' on the Build menu? I have always used Publish, but its starting to take a while as the site gets larger. I'm also using Visual Source Safe. I'd like to have a directory, that I can stick files into, that aren't in source control and don't get overwritten everytime I publish the website. Thanks.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by dean.carrefour on 8/6/2009

• Re: Publish vs Build?

  Ok, that's what I thought. I just wanted to make sure I wasn't doing something unnecessary. Thanks.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by dean.carrefour on 8/6/2009

• Re: Duplicate filenames? Website won't publish.

  For some reason, half of the website published, I guess when this problem first started. Then those files wouldn't delete...thus where the 'duplicate' files were coming from. I tried to delete them directly from the web server, but it gave me 'access denied' type messages, even though I'm logged in as Administrator. I rebooted the web server, which allowed me to delete those files, rebuilt and published and it all worked.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by dean.carrefour on 6/3/2009

• Re: Duplicate filenames? Website won't publish.

  Here is the complete error when I try to publish: ------ Build started: Project: C:\website\C4_Website\, Configuration: Debug Any CPU ------ Pre-compiling Web Site Building directory '/some_Website/App_Code/'. Building directory '/some_Website/dean/'. Building directory '/some_Website/evolution/'. Building directory '/some_Website/game1/flash/'. Building directory '/some_Website/game1/'. Building directory '/some_Website/game2/flash/'. Building directory

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by dean.carrefour on 6/3/2009

• Re: Duplicate filenames? Website won't publish.

  I deleted the .xml files. I also added a .classname to the top of the two css files that are giving me problems. I named them the same class as the .aspx page that uses them, like .game1_Default and .game2_Default. I have some Telerik controls that have loads of subdirectories, each with about 20 different styles and each one has a Styles.css file in it's subfolder. Same problem though, none of this is helping.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by dean.carrefour on 6/3/2009

• Re: Duplicate filenames? Website won't publish.

  The aspx/vb pages have unique classes.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by dean.carrefour on 6/3/2009

• Re: Duplicate filenames? Website won't publish.

  The build finishes without errors. It is the 'publish' that fails. Please help, website is down right now until this is fixed.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by dean.carrefour on 6/3/2009

• Re: Duplicate filenames? Website won't publish.

  Here is the first file that it complains about and then fails. it's in /game1/css/_notes/dwsync.xml 1 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> 2 < dwsync > 3 < file name= "layout.css" server= "www.pricecom.com/webroot/crossroads/album/" local= "-4194158658306703360" remote= "-4184228934398640112" /> 4 </ dwsync >

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by dean.carrefour on 6/3/2009

• Re: Duplicate filenames? Website won't publish.

  There is no class specified in some of the these files, like .css and .xml? I know where it is in the .aspx and .vb files.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by dean.carrefour on 6/3/2009

• Duplicate filenames? Website won't publish.

  I have an existing website. It was running fine. I already had several folders in it, including lets say one named /game1. Under that I had several other folders (css, images, pdf, etc.) and a Default.aspx. Anyway, I had to make a new 'game', that was very similar to game1. So I copied /game1 and pasted it back into the root of my web project. It named it 'copy of game1'. I just renamed it game2 and went to editing source, images, etc. There are of course many duplicate file names

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by dean.carrefour on 6/3/2009