Re: Publishing a site first needs to erase all of it?
- From: Gerry Hickman <gerry666uk@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 18 Jan 2006 22:29:49 +0000
Hi,
I have not tried out the publish option, but I have used "copy web" to move newly built web projects to production servers via Frontpage extensions.
As I understand it, the "publish" option is supposed to create a package (DLL), and publish that instead of all the separate aspx/cs source code files? If that's the case it makes sense it would want to "clean" (erase) everything in the target folder to avoid any conflicts - there would not usually be any content (PDFs, JPEGs) in this target folder. However, it certainly should NOT erase anything in any folder that sits above the publishing target in the folder structure - if it does that's a serious problem!
greg.merideth@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
The pre-stage site is an exact copy of the main site with FP extensions installed so multiple people can edit their parts of the site and then publish their builds over to the main site. I was asked to add some logic into a few pages using VS2005 which on the pre-stage site worked just fine. When I used the Visual Studio build->publish website option I was presented with the "vs will erase your entire website to publish these 45 aspx pages". So in order for VS to compile into dll's the back-end C# code, it must erase the entire website structure, image library folders, everything and then publish it back.
I didn't exclude anything and there is no publishing log file created on either my machine, the pre-stage machine or the production machine.
And our vs code is in it's own set of folders along with our site content while our images and files are in a different set of folders. My issue is that VS sends to the production server only *some* of those folders and not all even when I triple checked to see if any had been flagged as excluded.
-- Gerry Hickman (London UK) .
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