One of the advantages of having publishing profiles is Publish your files using Web One Click Publish you must first configure a ⇑ Table of Contents Configuring A Web One Click Publish Publishing Profile This tutorial will teach you how to do that. In order to configure Visual Studio to publish your Web resources you will need to setup Web One Click Information in order to be able to publish your local folders or files to the Student Web server. Will need to configure Visual Studio with the Student Web server's FTP All markup and web service files will now be empty.If you are using Visual Studio as your Web development IDE, you
The C:MyPrecompiledWebsite will now contain a precompiled version of the web application. In order to precompile this website I use aspnet_compiler and specify a target folder for the precompiled output:Īspnet_compiler -p C:MyWebsite -v / C:MyPrecompiledWebsite NET installation folder, for example:Įxample: Let's say I have a website located in C:MyWebSite. If you use the standard command prompt (cmd) you'll have to switch to the correct.
If you run the Visual Studio command prompt you won't have to worry about that though - the path variable is then set so that you can execute the aspnet_compiler executable regardless of what folder you are in. The precompilation is carried out by the aspnet_compiler executable located in your. If you wanted you could add this command to a post-build event to automate the process. In order to precompile your web application you need to use a simple command prompt command. aspx files - unless new ones have been added to the web application. So, in the future you won't have to worry about updating. You still need all the markup files in the correct places, but they will no longer contain any actual markup. This means that you will be able to deploy your website entirely without readable markup or source code. All user control files (.ascx) are removed
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