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uploading a website without its cs files

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Hi All,

I am developing a website using asp.net 2.0 and C# as my language and would like to know if it possible to upload a website without its cs files. if how is it possible?

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Re: uploading a website without its cs files

You can do inline code instead of using code-behind. That way, all the code is included directly on the ASP page:

http://quickstarts.asp.net/QuickStar...odebehind.aspx

But, why would you want to do that?
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Re: uploading a website without its cs files

Just compile the website and upload only the .aspx files to the web server. The cs files are not required all the code in the .cs files is compiled into the single .dll in the bin folder.
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Re: uploading a website without its cs files

thanks holly,


alc6379- so that my code will not be available to the client unless they pay up completely
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Re: uploading a website without its cs files

Ok... your post wasn't so clear.... Yeah-- you can pre-compile the site... Even make a deployment project so the client can install the web app themselves...
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