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Lloyd Sheen
I have just completed (almost) an exercise to convert a web site to a web
app (acedemic reasons - just to see the differences).
A few bumps on the road such as copying class files to the new solution and
wondering for a while why the classes did not show up. It was because the
properties for the class file were "content" rather than "compile". Also
copied all my images to a newly created image folder outside the IDE. There
is no context menu item to refresh a folder in the Web App so it was out of
the car and back in to fix that.
One problem remains. I have Javascript code to log some information. In
the Web site code it works great. You have to add the
<System.Web.Script.Services.ScriptService()> _ (using VB) attribute to the
class file for the web service and it then works. I copied the same code to
the Web App and when I do the Javascript call it fails saying it cannot find
the Web Service.
Any ideas??
I have not posted code until someone lets me know what parts of the code are
needed for helping.
Thanks,
Lloyd Sheen
app (acedemic reasons - just to see the differences).
A few bumps on the road such as copying class files to the new solution and
wondering for a while why the classes did not show up. It was because the
properties for the class file were "content" rather than "compile". Also
copied all my images to a newly created image folder outside the IDE. There
is no context menu item to refresh a folder in the Web App so it was out of
the car and back in to fix that.
One problem remains. I have Javascript code to log some information. In
the Web site code it works great. You have to add the
<System.Web.Script.Services.ScriptService()> _ (using VB) attribute to the
class file for the web service and it then works. I copied the same code to
the Web App and when I do the Javascript call it fails saying it cannot find
the Web Service.
Any ideas??
I have not posted code until someone lets me know what parts of the code are
needed for helping.
Thanks,
Lloyd Sheen