Configuration :: Publishing A Web App With A Class?
Nov 30, 2010
When I publish my new web application onto the localhost, my error handling class did not get published with it. Therefore when I go to run the code, the site crashes out because it cannot find the class in the 'App_Data' directory.
Two of the pages (aspx) refer to the class using the following code.
publishing my website,i published my site before just to test how will it look like.but then when i intended to make some changes and publish them, it doesnt update the file that i've copied.even if i deleted the file from the hosting provider then re publish it, it still doesnt work.
I hv a query regarding publishing the website. I use aspnet2.0 and for uploading we use filezilla.
Whenever I make any changes to my website (either in aspx or aspx.cs page), I need to upload the entire website (along with my bin folder, after publishing)again otherwise my site just doesnt work.Its very time consuming.
If I'm using SQL Express 2008, can I use the Pub Wiz? When I try to download it, it takes me to download -Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Management Objects Collection. Do I need this if I use 08 Express? Do I need to download this 05 thing with SQL 08?
I am trying to move my web application from my computer to a server by publishing as a web site. But, after publishing, the user controls defined in the designer files are no longer recognized by the code behind.
Does anyone know how i can automate the process of publishing a webapplication.Normally in Visual studio i go to Build | publish and fill in the data.However i want to do this using c# , so that the process can be completely automated.I tried it using the Microsoft.Build.Engine. But i did not succeed
I am having a page which is working fine on my local machine.I am able to publish the project but when i deploy the page i am getting error.I am not understanding what is the problem.Why i am getting this error.
Login not working after publishing asp.net website
I am used default login control, form based authentication and default sqlmembership provider.but in local my site working fine,when i publish it locally in iis means,the login is not working , i don't know what is the reason?
As this files are unwanted, are not required for application to run properly, i put delete command on post build event to remove them :
<code> del "$(TargetDir)Microsoft.SQLServer.Replication.dll" & del "$(TargetDir)Microsoft.SQLServer.BatchParser.dll" </code>
The problem is, as i understood the publish process does: 1. Build, 2.Publish, 3. Post build, so these files are alwasys published on server and causing problems on every publish to our QA server. Is there any way to avoid removing files manually, except for first publishing on the local fs, then use some sort of ftp deployment script that would first delete files, and then push them to server.
When I try to upload my website I have created to [URL] then test it I cannot see any home page or anything. Just a list of pages etc I have uploaded, Its like im looking into a FTP server. I publish using visual studio 2010, I have tried both Copy website over to my FTP server and Publish website under the build button.
I published my website on my local IIS and after a while felt like making some changes in it.
When i opened my website in visual studio i noticed there were no Page Code files (aspx.cs files) and not even my App_Code folder where i wrote custom code files.
The file system I'm publishing to is a not hosted by me, but by my university. IT here offers students their own web directory to host a website. My intention is to use it to host projects for classes and demo them for my professors. You can enter in a specific link in any browser to go to this website and view it as long as there is a file named 'index.html' in the directory with some presentable html code.
So here's the problem. I want my website to be written using ASP.NET and when I use VS2010 to publish my ASP.NET website to the 'File System,' I cannot simply open up my browser, type in the normal link, and have it display. It just shows up as a list of files in the directory and I can see all my source code for the web site
I have built a web site using WIndows 7 64bit, C#, VS2010, Access 2010 DB. I am ready to continue testing... ASP.NET testing has gone well with no errors but now I am publishing a web.site to the localhost IIS 7 and I am having trouble publishing it. I am getting a permissions error. Do not know what is gong on when I am the only user, no network, just me myself and I.VS2010 tells me that I need to close VS and re-open as the Administrator to publish to the local machine... ? How do I do that when there is only 1 user (me) on this machine.
I am testing with ASP.NET Webforms and get some errors wich I cant understand whats going wrong.When Publishing the Webform via FTP op http://ipadress/ including a normal ftp user and password and click publish I get the following error:
----- Build started: Project: WebApplication1, Configuration: Debug Any CPU ------
Is it ok to change the config file after publishing a site? I use shared hosting. It would be nice to do things like change connection strings and smtp settings with out having to republish the site.
I publish by web site with VS2010 having set my output directory to say c:myPackage, but when I go into that VS10 has created about 10 subdirectories all named in a similiar way to my visual studio package diredctories. No matter what I do it always does this, even if I create a zip.
After months of work I thought I had finished with my web application using VS2008 with CSSFriendly menu. On publishing, the menu did not work and I got all sorts of errors. Deleting CSSFriendlyAdapters.browser in App_Browsers folder improved the layout but the menu was not rendered with css even though the html source shows thet are linked. On desperation, I changed the target Framework from 3.5 to 2.0 and then back to 3.5 with no avail.
In one of webforms user must enter the percent of tax and then I convert it to the float number and finally save it into database. here is a sample:
Dim txtMyPercent txtMyPercent=Convert.ToSingle(txtPercent.text) label.text=txtMyPercent insert into(txtmypercent)
This peice of code, works perefect while runs via Visual Studio 2010, however after publishing, numbers are converted to integer. Thus it can't be inserted into Sql server database .... Server OS: Windows 2003 x64 IIS: 6 .Net Framework: 4.0