Visual Studio 2005 has the different architecture for PROJECTS and WEBSITES by design, there is no project file for WebApplication (Website). In the absence of the project file we were missing a lot of things, On my side as I was concerned with Release Process for our .Net Web Applications, While working with MSBuild We found the need of project file (.csproj/.vbproj) for different aspects. Code Documentation is crucial one of them. Actually we have the option of enabling XML Documentation of .Net ......
In Web sites with local resources, local resources are ordinarily treated as Web UI content. However, the merge tool does not process the local resources because local resources by their nature are already folder specific. If the original site contains local resources, the local resources are not touched by the merge process, because it is not possible to merge local resources into a large resource assembly. Similarly, global resources are not merged. For that you have to run aspnet_merge with - ......
Web resources in .Net 2.0, allow control developers to package up client files such as scripts, images, style sheets etc. and use them in the generated rendering simply by embedding them into the assembly, rather than having to scatter them into the file system.These are the steps to be followed to generate the WebResource Assembly.1. create a folder say MyResource in VS.Net 2005 the project2. Put the recources like .js, .css .gif etc in the folder.3. Select All Resources and set the Property Build ......
The remote debugger is available on the last disc of your Visual Studio 2005 installation set. Insert this disc on the remote machine. For example, if you have four discs in your installation set, insert disc four on the remote machine. If you have a DVD instead of a CD, insert the DVD. In Windows Explorer, open the CD/DVD. Locate the Remote Debugger folder (on the CD) or vs/Remote Debugger (on the DVD). In the Remote Debugger folder, open the subfolder that matches your platform (x86, x64, or IA64). ......
Microsoft has released Beta 1 for MSBee. this is a means for MSBuild to build .NET 1.1 applications.
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Click Once!..yes you need to click only once to deply your windows application. ClickOnce is one of the great feature in Visual Studio 2005, Here you simply publish the winapp to your deployment server, and the application is availablee to everyone through a URL. ClickOnce Overview and Architecture Jamie Cool's Vedio explains “ClickOnce“ ......
Ndoc Part – IINdoc with MSBuild In above script I used NDoc which is provided by MSBuild Community Tasks. <Project DefaultTargets=“NDoc&... xmlns=“http://schemas... <Import Project= “$(MSBuildExtensionsP... <PropertyGroup> <BuildDirectory>E:\Pr... </PropertyGroup> <Target Name=“NDoc” ......
Ndoc Part - I NDoc is meant for .Net Code documentation, code documentation is one of the important tasks for developers and a crucial aspect in Build engineering too. We can make the code documentation available for latest source code through our build script, for that we have to install the NDoc and then incorporate the same on build script. Install Ndoc There are a few different installation scenarios for NDoc, depending upon whether you use Microsoft VisualSStudio.NET. Most of the existing documentation ......
Its not that simple as calling webservice methods from Input button or server-side button control click event.Here I found pageLoad() (case sensitive) event which is specifically accomodated with Atlas to support the javascript "onLoad" events e.g. calling a WebMethod from onLoad event of body element.Only "pageLoad()" can call the WebMethod in the following example:-<%@ Page Language="C#" %><!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml... ......