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On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 6:47 AM, ptvvee <[email protected]> wrote: > I hope I'm not out of my league here but thought I would see if at > least someone could point me in the right direction. I have an > application that has a custom utility method that gathers information > from a database and creates pages within my application by actually > physically writing the pages into the directory where the application > resides. When I close my Visual Studio and re-open it, I then see the > pages and can compile them into my application. > > My issue is that I am doing this all in my development environment > where I would eventually like to not have to do all of this writing of > pages and then compile locally, but instead be able to have the > application write the pages while it is already up on the web. I'm > concerned though that if I just write new pages to the web directory > (without building them into the application within Visual Studio), > that they won't work properly. I remember from computer science class > that you have to have pages compiled into the DLL file in the Bin > directory. But how can I do that when I can't compile the code once > it is on the web? > > Does anyone know of any articles or portions of the .Net built-in > functionality that I can research to find out how to do this? > > Thanks for any help anyone can provide.
