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Rob Meade
Hi all,
I have created 7 web custom controls for 7 sections of our template.
I have them currently on my local pc - where vs placed them...the plan was
that I would create these - throw them into a central location then the rest
of our team would be able to use them to create our generic template for our
applications etc...
One thing I've noticed is when I opened up a new webform and created my
table layout - then having already added the dll's to the toolbar etc, when
I drag and dropped them into my table structure the .dll's were also copied
into the structure within IIS - yet I was under the impression that by using
the Web Custom Controls I would be able to place them in one central
location and simply point to them - however at present I now have multiple
copies again - which surely suggests that if I change the code in one of the
..dll's in the central location the copies taken to all of the applications
that use it will be different etc...something I was trying to avoid..
Because I'm still testing this approach the .dll's are on my local pc - and
the application is on our development server - I was somewhat surprised to
see copies of the .dll's appearing in the application on the development
server...
Any help would be appreciated (bit new at this as you can probably tell)...
Regards
Rob
I have created 7 web custom controls for 7 sections of our template.
I have them currently on my local pc - where vs placed them...the plan was
that I would create these - throw them into a central location then the rest
of our team would be able to use them to create our generic template for our
applications etc...
One thing I've noticed is when I opened up a new webform and created my
table layout - then having already added the dll's to the toolbar etc, when
I drag and dropped them into my table structure the .dll's were also copied
into the structure within IIS - yet I was under the impression that by using
the Web Custom Controls I would be able to place them in one central
location and simply point to them - however at present I now have multiple
copies again - which surely suggests that if I change the code in one of the
..dll's in the central location the copies taken to all of the applications
that use it will be different etc...something I was trying to avoid..
Because I'm still testing this approach the .dll's are on my local pc - and
the application is on our development server - I was somewhat surprised to
see copies of the .dll's appearing in the application on the development
server...
Any help would be appreciated (bit new at this as you can probably tell)...
Regards
Rob