Configuration :: VB To C# Refactoring / Access To The Installs For The VS On This Machine
Aug 27, 2010
I'm currently working on a previously deved app at my company. This application has been deployed at the client and was developed in VB. The source code was lost, unfortunately, and I've been refactoring the code into a C# format. Now, I haven't worked in ASP.NET in some time, nor all that much to be honest,
The application is such that, now that I've got it to start compiling, I have to compile it in a testing environment that emulates the Live Environment. (Need to be logged in as an AD User with certain permissions and roles.) Unfortunately these permissions are persisted from another web application that is used to launch this application.
What I've got set up is a couple VM's running on a testing server. One hosts the actual Web Apps (The IIS Box), one hosts the SQL and one hosts the AD. As these box's are basically copies of the live environment, the IIS box currently hosts the VB version of the app. I need to be able to deploy my code over the existing application (VB to C#) so that my app will run. It's a round about way of doing it, but I don't have access to the installs for the VS on this machine. What would be the best way to go about doing this?
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