> Hi,
>
> I have an ASP.NET project written in VB.NET on a server. I have
> made a few changes to some files using notepad while remotely
> connected to the server. How can I compile the project on the
> server (that doesn't have VS.NET installed on it) so that the
> changes take affect?

"Brian B." <brianbb@san.rr.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I have an ASP.NET project written in VB.NET on a server. I have made a
few
> changes to some files using notepad while remotely connected to the
server.
> How can I compile the project on the server (that doesn't have VS.NET
> installed on it) so that the changes take affect?
>
> I've tried playing around with vbc.exe but I couldn't get the parameters
> right - it kept reporting missing references etc.
>
> Here is the structure of the VS.NET solution:
>
> - vs.net.project.1 (with aspx/vb files)
> - - references (vs.net.project.2, system.data, system.drawing, system.web,
> system.xml )
> - - subdirecoty1 (with aspx/vb files)
> - - subdirectory2 (with aspx/vb files)
>
> - vs.net.project.2 (with vb class files)
> - - references (3rd.party.dll, system.data, system.drawing, system.web,
> system.xml )
>
> Here is the directory structure on the server:
>
> c:\websites\vs.net.project.1.website\ (with aspx/vb files)
> c:\websites\vs.net.project.1.website\bin (with vs.net.project.1.dll,
> vs.net.project2.dll, 3rd.party.dll)
> c:\websites\vs.net.project.1.website\subdirectory1 (with aspx/vb files)
> c:\websites\vs.net.project.1.website\subdirectory2 (with aspx/vb files)
> c:\websites\vs.net.project.1.website\vs.net.project.2.folder\ (with vb
class
> files)
> c:\websites\vs.net.project.1.website\vs.net.project.2.folder\bin (with
> 3rd.party.dll, vs.net.project.2.dll)
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Brian
>
>

"Brian B." <brianbb@san.rr.com> wrote in message
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> Chris,
>
> Even though I do have remote access to this server with execute
> permissions, I don't have the VS.NET installed on the box. I assume
> that's why I can't execute devenv tool.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bojan
>
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