RE: publish web site from command line

Hi Martin,

Welcome to MSDN newsgroup.
As for the VS2005's publish website function, it actually do the following
things:
1. Precompile the website (page files and source code , other resources
...) into assemblies

2. Deploy the precompiled site to the target site(location) , it could be
local file dir, IIS vdir (http://) (local or remote...)

However, in comandline , due to the limitation of UI, we can not complete
the #2 steps mentioned above. Based on my research the we can use the
"aspnet_compiler.exe" tool to precompile our web site and put the
precompiled output website to a local file directory. Then, we can deploy
that precompiled website to target location.....

In addition, the ASP.NET dev team has also provided a new web deployment
project which is a VS2005 add-on which can provide more advanced
precompilation options and also support command line execution. You can
find some information about the Web deployment project here:

#Visual Studio 2005 Web Deployment Projects (Beta Preview)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net/reference/infrastructure/wdp/default.aspx

Hope helps. Thanks,

Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support

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| Is it possible to invoke the publish web site command in visual studio
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| from a command line?
| (for example, building a solution can be started from the command line
with
| devenv.exe /build ...).
|
| Thanks,
| Martin
|

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