Re: What is Needed to Get an ASP.NET Page to Work?

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Sorry, I forgot to ask if you were using asp.net 1.1 or asp.net 2.0

My response applies to asp.net 2.0

Gaurav Vaish (www.EdujiniOnline.com) wrote:
ASP.Net 1.1?

Check... Global.asax.cs exists and is referred to in the project.


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"Altemir" <david.altemir@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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SOME BACKGROUND:

I am new to ASP.NET, but somehow managed to install a perfectly working
.aspx page on our production server that I compiled in Visual Studio.
However, I recently needed to update it, so I first added a ".old"
suffix to the MyPage.aspx, MyProject.dll, and global.asax files on the
production server so I had a backup copy of the original files in case
something went wrong. Indeed, something did go wrong when I installed
the files on the production server, so I deleted the ".old" suffixes to
return the application to its original state ... AND NOW IT DOESN"T
WORK?!!?!?!

I get Parser Error messages like "Could not load type
'MyProject.MyPage' " and "Could not load type 'MyProject.Global' " I
do not have this problem on my localhost, EXCEPT when I try to copy the
application into a different test directory on my localhost. Which
leads me to ...

MY QUESTION:

What exactly is needed on a host to make an .aspx page work? I was
under the impression that all you need are fully compiled (built)
.aspx, .dll, and .asax files. I thought you could just copy these
anywhere and they would work together (provided that they're in the
right folders).

What am I misunderstanding?


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