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You should &quot;Publish&quot; the web site, and deploy all the files in the output directory.
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Where is the output directory? Do I really publish the .cs files?
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The Publish action will take care of what files to be copied. &nbsp;Right click on the project and select &quot;Publish&quot;. The output directory is the Location where you want the files to be copied which is nothing but your virtual directory path.<br />
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In .net 2.0 we need the .cs file if we any files uner App_Code, Folder. Just leave the job to Publish to copy your files.
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I have VS 2003. Is this publish option available with this version?
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Hello,<br />
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What file types should I deploy to my production Internet web site? Should I deploy these <br />
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.aspx.designer.cs <br />
.aspx.resx<br />
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Seems like I don't need them.<br />
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Files that I do need are .dlls, ASPX, web config. global.asax, htm, css, and js files.
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Hello,

What file types should I deploy to my production Internet web site? Should I deploy these 

.aspx.designer.cs 
.aspx.resx

Seems like I don't need them.

Files that I do need are .dlls, ASPX, web config. global.asax, htm, css, and js files.

You should &quot;Publish&quot; the web site, and deploy all the files in the output directory.

Where is the output directory? Do I really publish the .cs files?

The Publish action will take care of what files to be copied.  Right click on the project and select &quot;Publish&quot;. The output directory is the Location where you want the files to be copied which is nothing but your virtual directory path.

In .net 2.0 we need the .cs file if we any files uner App_Code, Folder. Just leave the job to Publish to copy your files.

I have VS 2003. Is this publish option available with this version?

What files to deploy on the production web site?

Hello,

What file types should I deploy to my production Internet web site? Should I deploy these 

.aspx.designer.cs 
.aspx.resx

Seems like I don&#39;t need them.

Files that I do need are .dlls, ASPX, web config. global.asax, htm, css, and js files.

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