Re: Question on building Web application
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Yes, running resgen.exe and csc.exe on individual source
files does the job. But this solution is not as convenient for
automatic nightly builds on a dedicated machine. I was hoping
it was possible just to change some settings in the .csproj
and build it with devenv.exe one-liner.
Kevin Spencer wrote:
>
Sorry. I misunderstood you. Try using a MakeFile.
>>"Sericinus hunter" <serhunt@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>>news:XUPFe.1601$gt5.771@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Sure, it does. The question was about building it, not running.
>>
>> Kevin Spencer wrote:
>
>>>> A Web Application ALWAYS runs in the context of a web site. It is an HTTP
>>>> handler.
>>> > I hope this is right group for the question. If not, please
>>> > forgive me and give some pointers.
>>> >
>>> > I have VS 2003 and Web application project which builds and works
>>> > just fine. I need to build the project with command line on a
>>> > different machine, which does not have IIS running. Devenv naturally
>>> > wants the working virtual folder exist. Is it at all possible to
>>> > instruct it not refer to the URL? Theoretically, it should not
>>> > be necessary just for the build, I can achieve my goal by compiling
>>> > cs files and resources separatly but can I do it with a simple
>>> > devenv /build command?
>>> >
>>> > Thank you in advance.
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