Why updated dll and aspx pages and bll not working and showing not precompiled and cannot be requested in IIS 7.5?

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Why updated dll and aspx pages and bll not working showing not precompiled and cannot be requested shown in IIS 7.5? I published and it was successful. Then added the aspx and dll files and also the bll file. But now all those updated files not working. Rest unchanged files are working.

Posted 5-Feb-14 1:07am

Rahul 105

Updated 5-Feb-14 1:52am

Tejas Vaishnav

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Ankur^\m/ · Answer 1 · 2014-02-05T01:51:00

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You first need to build all the applications that your website references. Then build and publish your web application and deploy. That should work just fine.

Posted 5-Feb-14 1:51am

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ParagUS 11-Apr-14 2:47am

Successfully worked !

Ankur^\m/ 14-Apr-14 5:24am

Please accept the solution. Thank you!

Ankur^\m/ 15-Apr-14 2:53am

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Tejas Vaishnav · Answer 2 · 2014-02-05T01:57:00

if you are going to publish, then visual studio will build all the things related to your website/web application and bunch all the thing in your published version, then if you are going to add some thing new like aspx page or dll or changed code in dll then you can not add or copy past that files to your published version, its not working. If you need show, you need to republished all the thing, so it will be complied and then published again, newly published code will work properly.