Category: ASP.NET

04 Sep 2016 02:41

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Minimal Deployment in ASP.Net

Is it possible to do minimal deployment so that there would be minimum interference the solution ... in order to explain it better rather then deploying whole solution only one part can be deployed using .Net Framework 2.0 / 3.0 and Visual Studio 2010

Is it feasible? if feasible then what could be the best way to achieve this?

#767745

04 Sep 2016 19:19

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Hai Vivek,
If you already deployed the solution earlier then you don't need to re=deploy whole solution again, instead, you can deploy on the part which got modified.
Let's say, if there is some changes in the class library project, then you just need to build the class library and replace its .dll with the deployment folder.
If you have made some UI changes like in .aspx or in .cshtml, just replace that file to the deployment server as it will not affect other functionality.
But make sure, that it is not affecting other things. Like if you create an additional method in the Data Access layer or in Model and then you are calling it from the Business Logic layer or from controller then you need to replace all those files or dll's which got modified otherwise the solution will not work.
Hope it will be helpful to you.

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Pawan Awasthi(DNS MVM)
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#767750

04 Sep 2016 20:40

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Thanks Pawan, We are not using MVC architecture but its traditional web form architecture multi layer/tier.

Like the it happened, any change in DAL and BAL will create only 1 DLL per BAL and DAL
Any change in code behind of Aspx will create only one DLL corresponding to presentation as its web application...

Let's say, if there is some changes in the class library project, then you just need to build the class library and replace its .dll with the deployment folder.
If you have made some UI changes like in .aspx or in .cshtml, just replace that file to the deployment server as it will not affect other functionality.
But make sure, that it is not affecting other things. Like if you create an additional method in the Data Access layer or in Model and then you are calling it from the Business Logic layer or from controller then you need to replace all those files or dll's which got modified otherwise the solution will not work.

#767765

06 Sep 2016 02:35

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You can Deploy a Web Project Using One-Click Publish in Visual Studio, just you need to
- Creating a Publish Profile
- Configuring the Connection Tab
- Configuring the Settings Tab
- Configuring Databases in the Settings Tab
- Previewing Changes and Publishing the Project
see below link for web deployment
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd465337(v=vs.110).aspx

Thanks
Koolprasd2003
Editor, DotNetSpider MVM
Microsoft MVP 2014 [ASP.NET/IIS]

#767798

09 Sep 2016 05:27

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Hi,

If there is any changes in your dll then only you need to redeploy other wise no need to deploy all the solutions, check your code base if it is really changes happen then you should redeploy without redeploy the latest changes are not reflected in your production.

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