ASP.NET

dhanabalanr20-Jun-07 2:34

20-Jun-07 2:34

Sandeep,

Thanks pal. I'm not joking.
First of all there was not Bin folder in my sample project. Then created it by right click on the project in solution explorer and in that Add Asp.net Folder and Click Bin. It created Bin folder.
Then i tried to add system.data dll it is added but i could not find them in Bin. But then i added some other dll than base system dlls like example.dll. i could see it on Bin Dll.

Then where can i find that system.data dll in my project. how can i remove that. This is what i need. sorry for interrupting you.
P.S
I'm working on VS 2005

Thanks in advance

Sandeep Akhare20-Jun-07 2:58

compilation process in dot net

20-Jun-07 2:58

VS 2005 will not show bin folder by default you can see it by adding it or adding a new reference.

dhanabalanr wrote:
tried to add system.data dll it is added but i could not find them in Bin.

Beacuse By deafult it is in your application
Wehn you craete a web application by default namespaces that get added are
sing System;
using System.Data;
using System.Configuration;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.Security;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts;
using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls;

dhanabalanr wrote:
where can i find that system.data dll in my project. how can i remove that.

All the Deafult namespace or DOT NEt references not added in the namespace as they are present in Framework CLR knows these dll Only the DLL that CLR don't know i.e not are in the Framework are to be there in bin folder
If you don't want System.Data namespace in yor application just remove the it from your .cs file ............
If you add a COM dll ot other prject dll that will be added in Bin folder as seperate dll.
I think you should read a book CLR via C# by Jeffrey Richter

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

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saqib8220-Jun-07 2:14

saqib82

20-Jun-07 2:14

Hi How to skip the process of the creation of assembly files in dot net? is there a way that we can directly create the .exe files so that the compilation process can become faster.

Regards

sAqIb

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Sandeep Akhare20-Jun-07 2:26

20-Jun-07 2:26

saqib82 wrote:
How to skip the process of the creation of assembly files in dot net?

Assembly will get created when you compile your project...
CLR at run time converts IL present in the Assembly into native CPU instructions at run time
So do you want to ask to create native code directly instead of IL ?
< Added>

Assmebly contains Metadata, Manifest,other resources, IL ,PE header,CLR header
which are required to run your application

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

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saqib8220-Jun-07 2:29

saqib82

20-Jun-07 2:29

yes, i want to create the native code directly instead of IL. Is there any way?

sAqIb

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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Sandeep Akhare20-Jun-07 2:40

20-Jun-07 2:40

saqib82 wrote:
yes, i want to create the native code directly instead of IL. Is there any w

I don't know how to create directly native cpu code from C#
One way that i know is give up C# and start to write core languages like C

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

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If you look at what you have in life, you have everything... "

saqib8220-Jun-07 2:46

saqib82

20-Jun-07 2:46

you are right. But i have heard that there is some way to do that. May be there is some tool or add-in to do this.

Regards

sAqIb

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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Sandeep Akhare20-Jun-07 3:14

20-Jun-07 3:14

One thing that you can do is Publish your web site that will precompiled code but not directly native CPU code.

saqib82 wrote:
But i have heard that there is some way to do that.

If it is then Micrsoft would not be Operating system specific it would run on other than Windows * ...

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

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Cannot Find References Folder in Asp.net 2.0

badgrs20-Jun-07 3:43

badgrs

20-Jun-07 3:43

I don't see how this would speed up the compilation process, I would of thought it'd make it longer.

dhanabalanr20-Jun-07 1:34

20-Jun-07 1:34

Hi all,

I'm new bie to Asp.net 2.0. In VS 1.1 there is an folder references in the solution explorer. In that we can add and remove the references what we need.
But in VS 2.0 i couldn't that references folder especially for web projects.
Where can i find them and how to remove them, if i dont need.

Awaiting for your reply.....

Thanks with Regards
Dhana

badgrs20-Jun-07 1:41

badgrs

20-Jun-07 1:41

In a web project references are placed in the bin folder. I'm not sure if just adding/deleting files from there will work though, you need to use the references part of the project properties to manage them.

dhanabalanr20-Jun-07 2:03

20-Jun-07 2:03

Thanks for your Quick Response.

If i would like to add system.data dll then i can add it by add reference by right clicking the project in solution explorer.

My questions are
1. where that references has been added and how can view it. (In VS 2003 we can view them in the references folder in the same project in solution explorer)

2. Suppose i would like to remove that system.data dll. How can remove it (In VS 2003 by right click on the dll name we can remove it which is located in the references folder

pls help me

Thanks in advance

Sandeep Akhare20-Jun-07 1:46

20-Jun-07 1:46

It is Bin folder i think right click to your project and click on Add reference
and add the dll you wanted to add it will get added in bin folder

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

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If you look at what you have in life, you have everything... "

dhanabalanr20-Jun-07 2:04