Reputation: 25370
We have a superbly old web service on our production server that I applied very small updates to. All that is in the project is
App_Code folder
IService.cs
Service.cs
Bin folder
a few other dll's
Service.svc
web.config
All i've done is make a few changes to Service.cs
. On the server, the structure is:
Bin folder
App_Code.dll
other dll's
PrecompiledApp.config
Service.svc
Web.config
All I really want is to swap out that App_Code dll. Using ILSpy, I confirmed it just contains those two .cs files. However, when I build/publish/anything the app in VS2013, I cannot get it to create the App_Code.dll that I need. I've been researching this the most of the day and haven't found a solution. Clearly I'm not understanding how these old services work. Can someone point me in the right direction?
Upvotes: 5
Views: 7038
Reputation: 25370
Got it. When you go to the publish screen, go to Settings -> File Publish Options -> precompile during publishing.
Don't do like I did and overturn your desk and threaten to hulk smash your coworkers in anger.
Upvotes: 14