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I'm going to move my ASP.NET app to a target machine.
What files do I need to move? All aspx, dll (in bin folder) and web.config?
What about Global.asax? Currently, it contains only Codebehind and Inherits
directives, nothing more. Also, cs, resx and etc files are not needed on the
server?
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