Receipe for moving an ASP.NET source tree

[Harley]

you should copy your web folder with all subfolders. that'd be enough...
then create the new virtual folder or website using the regular procedure
(management console, frontpage or vs.net) and copy the contents of your
previous site.
open vs.net, create a new project and point it to the new folder/site. it
will open it without any problems.

"Heinrich" <heinrichg@NOSPAM_idesign.net> wrote in message
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> Does anybody have a simple receipe on how to move ASP.NET
> source projects from one computer to another.
> Specifically:
>
> a) ZIP what directory
> b) How to setup new virtual directory, etc.

[Mark Heimonen]

You can also use Visual Studio .NET's "Project-->Copy Project" command. I
tell it to copy all files. This method automatically points the copied
project to the new directory correctly.

"Harley" <harleyobrien%40hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> you should copy your web folder with all subfolders. that'd be enough...
> then create the new virtual folder or website using the regular procedure
> (management console, frontpage or vs.net) and copy the contents of your
> previous site.
> open vs.net, create a new project and point it to the new folder/site. it
> will open it without any problems.
>
> "Heinrich" <heinrichg@NOSPAM_idesign.net> wrote in message
> news:025e01c356d6$3e31ff80$a501280a@phx.gbl...

> > Does anybody have a simple receipe on how to move ASP.NET
> > source projects from one computer to another.
> > Specifically:
> >
> > a) ZIP what directory
> > b) How to setup new virtual directory, etc.

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