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Old August 2nd, 2005, 08:19 PM
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Default How to Build Web Classes/project into DLL?

I was writing a Web application by using some classes ,so i was thinking about the build those classes into a DLL file so that others cant view the details.

Alternative solutions is to build whole web application into DLL. I was trying to using Web Setup Project but dont understand the proper step to do that.

Anyone know how to do that pls help me!!!

 
Old August 6th, 2005, 02:00 PM
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Can you elaborate a bit on "by using some classes"? When you build an ASP.NET application with Visual Studio you will typically always have classes that drive the pages and those classes are compiled into a DLL and therefore not visible when you deploy it.

What exactly is your intended goal when you say "so that others cant [sic] view the details"? Do you mean you *don't* want or *do* want other to see the details? What details are you referring to? Do you mean you do or don't want others to see the HTML or the code-behind for the pages?

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quote:Originally posted by planoie
 Can you elaborate a bit on "by using some classes"? When you build an ASP.NET application with Visual Studio you will typically always have classes that drive the pages and those classes are compiled into a DLL and therefore not visible when you deploy it.

What exactly is your intended goal when you say "so that others cant [sic] view the details"? Do you mean you *don't* want or *do* want other to see the details? What details are you referring to? Do you mean you do or don't want others to see the HTML or the code-behind for the pages?

-Peter
Dear Peter:

Actually i was writing a web program and sell to other ppl. In the agreement, i need to hand over the source code of each page but exclude the classes inside. so i was think it to build those classes into DLL so that can hide the details for the customer.

Anyone know how to do pls help mi.

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