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    Default Uploading via VisualStudio.NET

    Is it possible to upload a site via Visual Studio? I design my sites on
    localhost, but need to upload to my remote server. Is it possible to do that
    through VS.NET or do I need to use an FTP program?

    jordan


    Jordan Marton Guest

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    Default Re: Uploading via VisualStudio.NET

    | In VS.NET access the following menu.
    | Project => Copy Project

    This needs either FrontPage extensions or file share access, no FTP.

    WebMatrix has built-in FTP, VS.NET unfortunately no :-/

    -- Altair


    Michal A. Valasek Guest

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    Default Re: Uploading via VisualStudio.NET

    There "ARE" frontpage extensions on my server, but I don't use them...

    What is the reccomended way of getting files to a remote server then if
    there is no included FTP? Also, what files do I need to copy? Obviously all
    the .aspx and .aspx.vb and the bin directory with my dll... But what about
    the .aspx.resx or whatever files?

    Jordan


    "Michal A. Valasek" <news@altaircom.net> wrote in message
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    > | In VS.NET access the following menu.
    > | Project => Copy Project
    >
    > This needs either FrontPage extensions or file share access, no FTP.
    >
    > WebMatrix has built-in FTP, VS.NET unfortunately no :-/
    >
    > -- Altair
    >
    >

    Jordan Marton Guest

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    Default Re: Uploading via VisualStudio.NET

    | What is the reccomended way of getting files to a remote server then if
    | there is no included FTP?

    Microsoft obviously expects that everyone is using FP. Me not, therefore I
    am copying it by hand via FTP.

    | Also, what files do I need to copy? Obviously all
    | the .aspx and .aspx.vb and the bin directory with my dll... But what about
    | the .aspx.resx or whatever files?

    You need to copy only DLL, Web.Config, ASPX, ASAX, ASCX and ASMX and so on.
    You don't need any file with "doubled" extension ".aspx.vb etc.)

    --
    Michal A. Valasek, Altair Communications, [url]http://www.altaircom.net[/url]
    Please do not reply to this e-mail, for contact see [url]http://www.rider.cz[/url]


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