You will have to use the Setup and Deploy Project type in .Net, add the project files, dlls, etc and build the project as a cab file, etc. You can then choose to Deploy the files by creating a Setup project. For the SQL DB-you will need to generate scripts for the DB and tables and run the scripts manually on the client or if you can do it--Detatch the DB (mdf and ldf) from your SQL Server-and attach the mdf and ldf files to the client server.
hi guys..
actually i got same problem as mvnk12. i don't know how to deploy vb.net web application for my project. Actually i was take over old project from my senior. then i need made some changes in that web application. can i just rebuild the setup?and besides, can i just paste the older bin folder with the new one to make it run?hope somebody can teach me..
If you are using .Net 1.1-Build the Application and copy the dll in the bin folder to the bin folder in your Web Host. If you are using .Net 2.0- a dll is not created (you can if required)-the pages are compiled dynamically-so you just need to copy the changed pages to the Web Hosting Server.
If you are using .Net 1.1-Build the Application and copy the dll in the bin folder to the bin folder in your Web Host. If you are using .Net 2.0- a dll is not created (you can if required)-the pages are compiled dynamically-so you just need to copy the changed pages to the Web Hosting Server.
I'm using .NET 1.1. After i paste it at my web host, so i can access the system as usually rite??
thank sierrainfo for ur info..really appreciate it.
Correct. But to be safer-you should also copy the changed content pages and the code files for the pages, so that the changes done on your local server also reflect in the content on the server. This is to ensure that future developers can download updated pages-work on them-create the dll-and repeat the process.
