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I am using microsoft development enviroment 2003. I created a solution, and
have some projects, I put the root dir as my IIS home, and each project has their own directory, so it is like c:\solution c:\solution\project1 c:\solution\project2 .... I put my main dll under c:\solution\bin, it works fine. When I compile project1, I get a dll under c:\solution\project1\bin. But the dll of project1 is used to handle root http request, I need it handle url like http://mydomain/chat.aspx, not something like http://mydomain/project1/chat.aspx, so I think I need put the project1 dll into the bin under c:\solution, but I can not change the output path, it is "bin\" now, everytime I changed it to "..\bin\", it always changed back automatically, I remember I did do this successfully on my other projects, I have no idea if this should work and why it doesn't work. Any suggestion to my problem? Thanks.
Sorry, I didn't explain well, I did set it as normal folder.
My question is I put different projects under different sub-directory, I think it is the right way since you don't want to mix files of different projects together. Since they are under different sub-directories, they will create bin under those sub-directories. Their dll would not go to the /bin of my web app, they are one level down [quoted text, click to view] "Nick Malik" <nickmalik@hotmail.nospam.com> wrote in message news:CAeZc.216626$8_6.113751@attbi_s04... > Hi David, > > You said: > > > I put the root dir as my IIS home < > > I have never heard of anyone doing that before. I assume that means that > you have asked Visual Studio to place the solution into the > C:/inetpub/wwwroot folder. > > That is not the most effective thing to do. > > Set it to a normal folder, somewhere out from under IIS. > > Then, when you create web app in Visual Studio, and reference the DLL from a > project that simply compiles to a DLL, then the DLL will automatically be > copied to the /bin directory of your web app, without you needing to worry > about it. > > Just let Visual Studio handle the act of creating the web application. > > --- Nick > >
I don;t have problem on reference, refrence doesn't care much where you put
it. I just have several dlls created by several projects, they will handle requests like /chat, /image, things like that, but I could not find a way to make the compiled dlls go to the bin under my web root. [quoted text, click to view] "Raghavendra T V" <raagzvb@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:%23zVhq9%23jEHA.3456@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... > Hi David, > > Assume that you have 3 projects. > 1) project 1 - DLL > 2) project 2 - DLL > 3) project 3 - Need reference to project 1 - DLL and project 2 - DLL > > All you need to do is Add a reference (right click on references -> Add > references and select the project 1 dll and project2 dll from the Projects > Tab)in Project 3 > Now your project 3 has references to project 1 dll and project 2 dll ..and > you need to just build the solutions which will automatically places the > latest project 1dll and project 2 dll > to your project 3 dll. > > Hope this solves your problem. > > Thanks > Raghavendra > > > "davidw" <davidw@affinisys.com> wrote in message > news:eAy5Co%23jEHA.3476@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... > > I am using microsoft development enviroment 2003. I created a solution, > and > > have some projects, I put the root dir as my IIS home, and each project > has > > their own directory, so it is like > > > > > > c:\solution > > c:\solution\project1 > > c:\solution\project2 > > ... > > > > I put my main dll under c:\solution\bin, it works fine. When I compile > > project1, I get a dll under c:\solution\project1\bin. But the dll of > > project1 is used to handle root http request, I need it handle url like > > http://mydomain/chat.aspx, not something like > > http://mydomain/project1/chat.aspx, so I think I need put the project1 dll > > into the bin under c:\solution, but I can not change the output path, it > is > > "bin\" now, everytime I changed it to "..\bin\", it always changed back > > automatically, I remember I did do this successfully on my other projects, > I > > have no idea if this should work and why it doesn't work. Any suggestion > to > > my problem? > > > > > > Thanks. > > > > > >
Hi David,
You said: [quoted text, click to view] > I put the root dir as my IIS home < I have never heard of anyone doing that before. I assume that means that you have asked Visual Studio to place the solution into the C:/inetpub/wwwroot folder. That is not the most effective thing to do. Set it to a normal folder, somewhere out from under IIS. Then, when you create web app in Visual Studio, and reference the DLL from a project that simply compiles to a DLL, then the DLL will automatically be copied to the /bin directory of your web app, without you needing to worry about it. Just let Visual Studio handle the act of creating the web application. --- Nick
OK, so let me get this straight...
You have a solution file in a normal folder. Neither the solution file, nor any of its subdirectories are addressable from the web server at all. Under the solution file, you have one web project and one or more DLL projects. Visual Studio creates seperate subdirectories for each DLL project. VS created the web project under your IIS wwwroot folder and created the /bin directory under that. Am I still on the page with you? You didn't create the subdirectories... you created the projects... VS created the subdirectories... right? Also, you didn't create the web application in IIS... VS did that for you, right? (this would be normal). Now, you open the solution, and in the web project, you make project references to the DLL projects. Still with me? And you are stating that when compile all of it, VS is not putting the DLLs into the /bin folder of the web project? That's pretty odd, because VS has never failed to do this for me. It simply copies the DLLs for you. By default... no special settings are needed. Now... what am I missing? --- Nick [quoted text, click to view] "davidw" <davidw@affinisys.com> wrote in message news:uvjj44$jEHA.644@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... > Sorry, I didn't explain well, I did set it as normal folder. > > My question is I put different projects under different sub-directory, I > think it is the right way since you don't want to mix files of different > projects together. Since they are under different sub-directories, they will > create bin under those sub-directories. Their dll would not go to the /bin > of my web app, they are one level down > > > "Nick Malik" <nickmalik@hotmail.nospam.com> wrote in message > news:CAeZc.216626$8_6.113751@attbi_s04... > > Hi David, > > > > You said: > > > > > I put the root dir as my IIS home < > > > > I have never heard of anyone doing that before. I assume that means that > > you have asked Visual Studio to place the solution into the > > C:/inetpub/wwwroot folder. > > > > That is not the most effective thing to do. > > > > Set it to a normal folder, somewhere out from under IIS. > > > > Then, when you create web app in Visual Studio, and reference the DLL from > a > > project that simply compiles to a DLL, then the DLL will automatically be > > copied to the /bin directory of your web app, without you needing to worry > > about it. > > > > Just let Visual Studio handle the act of creating the web application. > > > > --- Nick > > > > > >
Hi David,
Assume that you have 3 projects. 1) project 1 - DLL 2) project 2 - DLL 3) project 3 - Need reference to project 1 - DLL and project 2 - DLL All you need to do is Add a reference (right click on references -> Add references and select the project 1 dll and project2 dll from the Projects Tab)in Project 3 Now your project 3 has references to project 1 dll and project 2 dll ..and you need to just build the solutions which will automatically places the latest project 1dll and project 2 dll to your project 3 dll. Hope this solves your problem. Thanks Raghavendra [quoted text, click to view] "davidw" <davidw@affinisys.com> wrote in message news:eAy5Co%23jEHA.3476@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... > I am using microsoft development enviroment 2003. I created a solution, and > have some projects, I put the root dir as my IIS home, and each project has > their own directory, so it is like > > > c:\solution > c:\solution\project1 > c:\solution\project2 > ... > > I put my main dll under c:\solution\bin, it works fine. When I compile > project1, I get a dll under c:\solution\project1\bin. But the dll of > project1 is used to handle root http request, I need it handle url like > http://mydomain/chat.aspx, not something like > http://mydomain/project1/chat.aspx, so I think I need put the project1 dll > into the bin under c:\solution, but I can not change the output path, it is > "bin\" now, everytime I changed it to "..\bin\", it always changed back > automatically, I remember I did do this successfully on my other projects, I > have no idea if this should work and why it doesn't work. Any suggestion to > my problem? > > > Thanks. > >
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