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Deployment is hard, but it doesn't have to be! The guys over in Redmond have released the WDP for VS

Estoy construuyendo una website para una intranet, pero el problema es como lo pongo en produccion desde el principio.

El escenario es el siguiente.

tengo visual studio 2005, sql 2005,asp.2.0 uso xp en mi pc nuestra intranet tiene varios servidores la cual puedo alojar el website en uno de eso con una ip.

todos el engranaje esta hecho solo falta alojarlo en un server

Friday Microsoft released the RTW (Release to Web) version of Web Deployment Projects (WDP).  Details

Web Deployment Projects (WDP) for Visual Studio 2008 were released to the web (RTW) a couple of days

It's a good project, I can't understand why it's not a regular part of VS (surely MS should have enough resources for that).

I think the next step should be to get database deployment including versioning in this tool.

Hello!

Please, help us to resolve the problem with "Visual Studio 2008 Web Deployment Projects".

The easiest way to reproduce it is the following one:

1. Create new "ASP.NET Web Site" with default options.

2. Add new C++ "Empty project" to the solution.

3. Add Web Deployment Project (context menu of web-site project).

4. Save and close the solution.

5. Open it again.

6. The "Conversion Wizard" will appear. And it appears each time you will open it.

I am one of the people who asked for aspnet_merge.exe to be made available separately, for use within the Visual Studio Express editions. At first sight, I was pleased to read that it had been made available in the SDK. Unfortunately, that’s a huge 1171 MB download that will take ten a half hours to download. That’s not practical for most of us to obtain aspnet_merge.exe, which is probably only 1 MB at the most. Therefore I’d like to reiterate the request for aspnet_merge.exe to be provided as a standalone download.

LOL!   I was just about to post the same thing as Mike.

Its a nice "gift" to include it in the SDK, but come on guys...duude!!

Visual Studio 2008 Web Deployment Projects were released on Friday. http://blogs.msdn.com/webdevtools

I cannot get the web.config replacement to work with the 2008 version. I have no problem doing it in 2005.  Is anyone else having problems?

This past Friday we released the final RTW (release to web) support for VS 2008 Web Deployment projects

This past Friday we released the final RTW (release to web) support for VS 2008 Web Deployment projects. 

From：VisualWebDeveloperteam

AnnouncingRTWversionofVisualStudio2008WebDeploymentProjects...

The web.config replacement problem is still occurring on my system as well. As instructed, prior to installing the release version, I closed VS 2008, uninstalled the December CTP. Installed the RTW version and built the deployment project. Web.config does not contain the replacement sections.

As a result, I went so far as to remove the original deployment project and re-configure a new one. Same problem. One other note, I do have the original VS 2005 WDP release installed. The notes say that's OK. Please help.

Ok, an update. Not sure exactly what I did to fix this, but for some reason when I went into the WDP properties, the config replacement checkbox was unchecked. I check it, saved, and checked and it was still saved. Now when I re-built everything is as expected.

Ok, last one. My problem seems to have been related to the my build configuration setting. There appears to be different config replacement section settings depending on your build configuration (a good thing). So, if you changed your build configuration, check out the deployment project properties "Deployment" tab to make sure the config replacement values are set correctly for that build configuration.

This past Microsoft released the final RTW (release to web) support for VS 2008 Web Deployment projects

Visual Studio 2008 Web Deployment Projects

The RTW (Release to Web) version of web deployment project was finally released. to all of you using

I have version 9.0.21022. I believe this is the RTW version.

Success.

I uninstalled and re-installed from your link in the comment WebDevTools.

Thank you.

FYI, its the same version number in Add/Remove Programs.

New question.

Can I script to delete the obj folder from the target in AfterBuild?

投稿したはず！なのに、投稿されてませんでした。。。 なので、動作検証も含めてお知らせいたします。 先日のイベントの補足として CTP 版のご案内と注意点を投稿 しましたが、正式版がリリースされました。

E' di pochi giorni l'annuncio del rilascio della RTW del Web Deployment Project per Visual Studio 2008

E' di pochi giorni l'annuncio del rilascio della RTW del Web Deployment Project per Visual Studio

To echo other comments, it is quite painful to download the 1.2gb SDK just for aspnet_merge.  Never the less, I did that after installing WDP.  Now, when I try to build a website with WDP taking all the defaults, I get this error: Error 1 "aspnet_merge.exe" exited with code -532459699.  I tried to google the error code, but turned up nothing.  Any ideas?

摘要坚持下来，继续推荐。本期共有7篇文章：MaartenBalliauw介绍的ASP.NET负载均衡以及ASP.NET的StateServerVS2008WebDeploymen...

Liberado Suporte a Projetos de Web Deployment para o VS 2008

Hello, Alison!

You wrote:

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Thanks for the repro steps, but I wasn't able to see your problem.  Is the Conversion Wizard appearing for the WDP project or one of the other projects in the solution?  All the projects you have were created using VS 2008 RTM correct?

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Yes, the Conversion Wizard appearing for the WDP project and all the projects and the solution is made by VS 2008.

May be it would be useful if I send you my test solution for repro?

Or may be there is another way to discuss our problem (not in comments of this post)?

May contact e-mail is sedovroman<at>mail<dot>ru

Thank you!

摘要

坚持下来，继续推荐。本期共有7篇文章：

MaartenBalliauw介绍的ASP.NET负载均衡以及ASP.NET的StateServerVS2008WebDeploymen...

[UPDATE 2/3/08] The final version is now available . I know a lot of folks have used web deployment projects

...is available for download here

The new Web Deployment Project that was released as a power tool for VS 2005 did not work with VS 2008

Πρίν από μερικές μέρες ανακοινώθηκε η RTW έκδοση του Visual Studio 2008 Web Deployment Projects (WDP).

【原文地址】 VS 2008 Web Deployment Project Support Released 【原文发表日期】 Monday, January 28, 2008 10:02 PM 上个星期五

I use Web Application Projects because of problems associated with inheritance and control or page referencing.  However, I really like to have my markup pages (ASPX, ASCX, Master) complied to test for errors.

Can I get the Web Deployment Project to compile markup pages if I use Web Application Projects?  

ASP.NETMVC框架路线图更新

【原文地址】ASP.NETMVCFrameworkRoad-MapUpdate

【原文发表日期】Tuesday,February12,200...

Last month we released RTW version of Web Deployment Projects (WDP) 2008. You can read more about this

Last month we released RTW version of Web Deployment Projects (WDP) 2008. You can read more about this

This past Friday we released the final RTW (release to web) support for VS 2008 Web Deployment projects

原来一直在VisualStudio2005下做开发，考虑VisualStudio2008RTM已经发布有一段时间了，再加上在VisualStudio2008上有很多令人心动的功能，比如J...

The Microsoft.WebDeployment.targets file does not contain a "GetTargetPath" target.  As a result, if a Web Deployment Project is referenced in another project (such as a WiX project), a build attempt will fail with the message, "The target 'GetTargetPath' does not exist in the project."

Based on Microsoft.common.targets, it appears that perhaps the Microsoft.WebDeployment.targets file should include something similar to the following:

 <Target Name="GetTargetPath" Outputs="$(Property)"/>

What would an appropriate value be for the output property of that target?  $(TargetPath)?  $(WDOutDir)?  Something else?

Thank you

I am getting an error when I try to build a web deployment project: "the requested operation cannot be performed on a file with a user-mapped section open" file - aspnet_merge

Is this the place to post questions like this?

Is there a more recent version of this download?  I'm getting a 404 error when I try to access the msi.  The endpoint URL seems to be http://download.microsoft.com/download/0/5/b/05b4424b-5b9b-4961-8ec6-91e9f1741b2d/WebDeploymentSetup.msi, but that is currently producing a "page not found".

Any help would be appreciated.

Apparently I'm a liar.  It appears to be working now.

Hello!

I have installed RTW version of Visual Studio 2008 Web Deployment Projects (WDP) and created a simple ASP.NET Web Application (C#). After it I added a Web Deployment Project and now every time I open the solution I am asked to convert the deployment project.

This problem is similiar with the on posted earlier by sedovroman.

Is there a solution for this?

Hi, I'm getting the same problem as Jason.. Error 1 The requested operation cannot be performed on a file with a user-mapped section open.  

When I'm trying to build a deployment project. Is there a solution?

I have the same issue as sedovroman.

I have C++ projects and a local web site in my solution and I would like to add a web deployment project to my solution.

But everytime I load my solution a conversion wizard appears for the ".wdproj".

Is there any workaround for adding it to the same solution?

Shamim

Hello Vishal,

Just 2 days ago I noticed that everytime I open certain solutions, which worked fine in the past, in VS2008 it will ask me to convert it using the VS Conversion Wizard (it thinks its a 2005 soluton?).

Strange thing is that I have had the 2005 & 2008 web deployment project installed (both VS2005 & 2008 installed on my machine) and it woked fine for a few months.

If I oppen the the solution file it says Version 10 it the header so it *is* as VS2008 solution.

So I started elimitating projects from this solution and I found out that the Web Deployment Project is the trigger for this Conversion Wizard to pop up each time. Deleting this project and adding it again did not solve the problem.

Should I uninstall the 2008 WDP and install it again.

The only thing that I can come up with as a cause is that it coincided with the installation of Vista SP1. Coincidence?

Hello Vishal,

I just send you an email this morning (4 hours ago).

Would you be so kind to not mess up my development machine :)

Thanks a lot for the assistance! Tom

I would like to hear if there is an official solution to the Web Deployment Project conversion problem, as I am currently experiencing this problem.

If there is not - I would very much like to get the "unofficial" solution mentioned above. We have a rather large solution, which is distributed to 5 different locations using WDP and robocopy

My email is jesper [at] iqit [dot] dk

Thanks in advance

Regards

Jesper Hauge

In 2.0 this worked in 3.5 it doesn't because aspnet_regiis isn't in the 3.5 directory.

How can you get this to work reliably in 3.5 and future versions.

<Project ToolsVersion="3.5"

<Target Name="AfterBuild">

<Exec WorkingDirectory="$(OutputPath)" Command="$(MSBuildToolsPath)\aspnet_regiis.exe -pef connectionStrings $(OutputPath) -prov HrCustomProvider" />

</Target>

Web Deployment Projects in Visual Studio 2008

I just wanted to drop a line to thank Vishal for the fast help he provided. I, too, faced the conversion wizard problem and the solution he mailed solved it.

Keep your .config clean with external config files

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