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Compiling and publishing codebehind pages not working

Asked by CyprexxDev in Programming for ASP.NET, Visual Studio, Microsoft IIS Web Server

Tags: ASP.NET

I have a simple aspx page that uses a codebehind page.  I'm using the line:

<%@ Page Language="vb" AutoEventWireup="false" CodeFile="Default.aspx.vb" inherits="_Default" %>

in my aspx file and I do have a file called Default.aspx.vb that has a Partial class called _Default.  When I run the debugger, everything works fine.  When I publish this to my web hosting provider (which does run ASP.NET 2.0 just fine according to them), I'm receiving the error:

Parser Error Message: The file '/newsite/Default.aspx.vb' does not exist.

This makes sense since that file does not exist on the hosting provider since I tell it to only publish files needed for the website to run.  When I compile the site on my local computer, it creates a file called test.dll in the /bin folder which should contain all the compiled code for the vb files.  What is it that I have to do to get this working for a site that is going to be pre-compiled?  How would precompilation ever work if no reference is ever made to the DLL that is created, where it is, what it's called, etc.?  Thanks.
 
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