web-application-project

问题 I've heard recently that you can precompile Web Application projects. My question is how? Right now, when I do a publish for my web application and select only files needed to run this application I get it published but it still has all my ASPX pages and it will still only JIT compile the pages. How do I make it so that all of the ASPX pages are precompiled before putting them on the server? 回答1: You can download a project template called a Web Deployment Project (WDP) (VS2008 version here),

问题 Our product is an ASP.Net web application. Currently, we use Web Site Projects in Visual Studio, but have been looking into using Web Application Projects for quite some time. I am currently researching them so that we can hopefully improve our deployment process. We have a base web site that is shared and common between different clients, and then we extend that with client-specific functionality in client Web Site Projects. The client projects extend base, and therefore rely on its contents

问题 When upgrading a dotnet Web Site based on asp.net WebForms to a Web App I'm having trouble with Master pages. My Master pages contain, in their .aspx file markup, references like this: <div> Name: <% =GetUserName() %> Account: <% =AccountId %> </div> GetUserName() is a protected method defined in my master page's codebehind file, and AccountId is a protected field in the same place. After doing the Web App upgrade (which involves automatically generating a Site.Master.designer.cs codebehind

问题 We have a few html pages in one of our solutions that are meant to be extremely simple, client side only, pure html+javascript pages that access our web api. The api itself is in a web application project in the same solution. We are now using a web site project to contain those files, but it is getting harder and harder to manage that project, since it's information is placed on the solution, and most of it's aspects cannot be controlled like they can on a msbuild project file. I'd like to

问题 I have an asp.net web application project that I am publishing via Build > Publish within visual studio 2013. I am publishing to the file system, using the precompile option selected. My project has "Only files needed to run this application" selected in the Package/Publish Web settings screen. However, regardless of what I do, the .cs files (code-behind) and designer.cs files get copied to the output folder during publishing. This project was created by using the File > New Project > ASP.NET

问题 I have an asp.net web application project that I am publishing via Build > Publish within visual studio 2013. I am publishing to the file system, using the precompile option selected. My project has "Only files needed to run this application" selected in the Package/Publish Web settings screen. However, regardless of what I do, the .cs files (code-behind) and designer.cs files get copied to the output folder during publishing. This project was created by using the File > New Project > ASP.NET

问题 How to use them in a ASP.NET Web Application project? Any difference? many thanks 回答1: Local Resources: Local resource is specific to a single Web page and used for providing versions of a Web page in different languages. Local resources must be stored in App_LocalResources sub folder. Local resources must be named in format [.language / language and culture].resx. Ex: Default.aspx.resx- Base resource file. This is the default, or fallback, resource file. Default.aspx.de.resx- A resource file

问题 'use strict'; var path = require('path'); var _ = require('lodash'); function requiredProcessEnv(name) { if (!process.env[name]) { throw new Error('You must set the ' + name + ' environment variable'); } return process.env[name]; } // All configurations will extend these options // ============================================ var all = { env: process.env.NODE_ENV, // Root path of server root: path.normalize(__dirname + '/../../..'), // Server port port: process.env.PORT || 9000, // Server IP

问题 Maven Jetty plugin is very nice (I'm using version 6.1.26). The only annoying thing concerns static files' modifications. My web application uses Spring, follows the standard webapp Maven layout and I basically do not want the whole context to be reloaded whenever I change a JSP or a CSS file. I checked the configuration settings, but didn't find anything about this. Any idea ? Thanks in advance ! Rolf 回答1: You can set manual reload and: Your IDE (i.e. Eclipse) will copy static resources to

问题 Here's the code. I now also get errors in codebehind that a variable already exists and method has identical signature, but I cant find those duplicates anywhere in the code behind. .ASPX <%@ Page Title="Mijn oefeningen" Language="VB" MasterPageFile="~/main.master" AutoEventWireup="false" Inherits="Fitness2.exercises" Codebehind="exercises.aspx.vb" %> <%@ MasterType VirtualPath="~/main.master" %> <%@ Register Assembly="AjaxControlToolkit" Namespace="AjaxControlToolkit" TagPrefix="cc1" %> <asp