I have a ASP.net 2.0 app and I have made some changes the the source file ( cs files ). I uploaded the changes with the belief that it would auto-recompile. I also have the compiled dll in MY_APP/bin. I checked it and noticed that it did not recompile. Please understand I am new to this.
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Where did you upload the changes? Source control, web server?
Did you run a build first? Local or remotely?
pete blair
2008-09-09 13:26:57
+5
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my #1 way to do this, add white space to the top of the web config file, after the xml declaration tag.
It forces the node to re-cache and recompile. We even have a page deep in the admin called Flush.aspx that does it for us.
DevelopingChris
2008-09-09 13:28:31
+1
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It's always best to just actually run a build after making .cs changes.
Where are you running it? Is this for debugging or production?
Sara Chipps
2008-09-09 13:31:01
+2
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I use a similar method to ChanChan, but instead of whitespace I put a comment in the web.config to indicate when/why the config was edited.
Chuck
2008-09-09 13:42:09
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Editing the web.config file for my .net 1.1 application, the code is not being re-compiled. I also do not have a solution file. I am editing on the production server, making just minor changes. Is there any way to make the application recompile?
Libert
2010-03-04 12:37:55