Rebuild All Apps That Use A Modifed Library Dll?
Nov 24, 2010
I have several small web apps that were developed in VS 2005. Included among these are several class libraries used by many of the apps. I've begun to develop in VS 2008. Today I had to add to one of the libraries that was originally generated by VS
2005.
My question, now that I've rebuilt the class library using VS 2008 do I need to rebuild all the small apps that use this library?
Background: We have a production website that is composed of several small webapps. The dlls reside in the bin folder and the .aspx pages in the appropriate folder within the website structure. If I move this changed library dll to the bin folder, are all the pages that used the old library dll going to break? The changes I made to the library class will not cause them to break.
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