publishing

Is is possible to compile asp.net mvc views into one assemply when publishing web project? There is ASP.NET Merge tool (Aspnet_merge.exe) and Web Deployment Projects ( UPDATED: Aspnet_merge.exe came with Windows SDK components when you installing Visual Studio 2008 - look at "%Program Files%\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0A\bin" folder ) . These links may be interesting to you: How Do I: Use MSBuild to Automate the ASP.NET Compiler and Merge Utilities Managing ASP.NET Precompiled Output for Deployment Using the aspnet_merge.exe Command UPDATED: In ASP.NET MVC projects there is <MvcBuildViews>true

I'm working on a project with 2 web applications, one being hosted as long running process (with appfabric), the other is just a normal MVC application. They share same datacontext, thus same connectionString. The appfabric application is deployed as a child application of the main, taking advantage of the web.config inheritance (we don't want connectionstring to be duplicated in web config) My problem is that with the new Visual Studio 2012 wizard for publishing, the connectionString are automatically added, even when I untick the "Use this connection string at runtime" box. I also try to use

I have been developing and testing an iPhone app under a family members Apple Developer account. He paid for the account and it's registered under his business. When it comes time to publish, will it appear in the App store (and for that matter anywhere else where the author name is published), under his name or his company name? Can this be changed? Is it possible to publish an app on a developer account but under a different author name? Yes, it will appear in the App Store under his name (if registered as an individual) or his company name (if he's registered as a company). Can this be

We recently decided to update a couple of our apps this summer to switch them from http to https in order to follow the new Apple guidelines which go into affect January 2017. The only thing transferred to and from the app is product information, no user info or anything even remotely sensitive. But we want to comply early so that we don't have to worry about it later. The question: Apple seems to be forcing us to deal with US Export Compliance law which requires us to get an approval for an Exporter Registration Number (ERN) , and a SNAP-R which requires a Company Identification Number (CIN)

The Android system has a flag called "Unknown Sources" that allows it to install applications from non-market sources. If I sign my application as described on the android developer website (i.e. with a certificate that is created using the private keys I got from google), and decide not to publish my application on the android market, but host it on my own site. Will this application be considered a non-market by the android system ? Will it still install with the "Unknown Sources" option turned off ? "Unknown Sources" allows for the installation of applications via download links (.apk files

My application has lots of Log.i(); statements added for debugging. Now if such an application need to be uploaded to market Should these logs be removed, and if yes is there an easy way than manual removal If not removed, will those logs be coming if the application is run by the user after installing from the market ( i tried to see the logs for some applications and i couldnt see any logs from the applications. I could see only android logs like from activity manager . But i dont see why the logs will not be displayed if they are not removed from the code) Soham Preetha, the logs will be

I need to exclude database related settings from the Web Deploy publishing. I tried to delete the section in the pubxml file, but it comes back when I create a deployment package. Is there any way way to exclude database related settings from the Web Deploy publishing? Figured out a way: Externalize the config with configsource Change your web.config to include connection strings as an external file. <connectionStrings configSource="web.connectionstrings.config"/> Then add a new file web.connectionstrings.config and it should be in exactly this format (by that I mean no higher level nodes