Re: Strange situation ---how is this happening?

As you know, your code behinds are compiled, not script like they were in
ASP. What you might not know: they are normally all compiled into one DLL.
So if you update the code-behind pages for two pages on the same site, and
compile, and deploy the dll, you've deployed both changes.

That is intentional.

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"Hannibal111111" <Hannibal111111@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I am getting a strange situation with a .NET 1.1 web application that
we have deployed. I have made an update to a code behind page in 1
file, and then made an update to another code behind page. After that
I rebuilt everything. This is all on my dev server. Now I move the 1
code behind page and the updated dll to the live server. But I did not
move the other code behind page to the live server. Now somehow I am
getting an error on the live server that is referring to the updated
code behind page that has NOT been moved to the live server. How is
this possible? How can it error out on code that hasn't been made live
yet?

Thanks,

Chris Green



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