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Hi
I'm getting the CS0006 compiler error in my asp.net 2.0 web project
everytime I make any uncompiled change to the app. Compiled changes are fine
as the web site is rebuilt, but if I for example add a space to an aspx, them
I get a compiler error saying a temporary internet file could not be found,
always from the App_Code directory.
I've seen this before but this time it is none of the usual suspects. We're
not using impersonation, I've checked with filemon and nothing is locking the
file like virus scan etc
When I look for the file it is there but with a .delete extension added to
the end. This sounds like IIS is trying to delete the file to recompile the
App_Code directory and fails at some point.
I guess I could take everything out of App_Code and maybe this would fix the
problem, but thats not ideal being as VS automaticaly dumps things like web
service code-behind files there.
I'm very close to making this a web application project but I would dearly
like to get one asp.net app completed without doing this...
Thanks for any information or help youcan give.
Rob
I'm getting the CS0006 compiler error in my asp.net 2.0 web project
everytime I make any uncompiled change to the app. Compiled changes are fine
as the web site is rebuilt, but if I for example add a space to an aspx, them
I get a compiler error saying a temporary internet file could not be found,
always from the App_Code directory.
I've seen this before but this time it is none of the usual suspects. We're
not using impersonation, I've checked with filemon and nothing is locking the
file like virus scan etc
When I look for the file it is there but with a .delete extension added to
the end. This sounds like IIS is trying to delete the file to recompile the
App_Code directory and fails at some point.
I guess I could take everything out of App_Code and maybe this would fix the
problem, but thats not ideal being as VS automaticaly dumps things like web
service code-behind files there.
I'm very close to making this a web application project but I would dearly
like to get one asp.net app completed without doing this...
Thanks for any information or help youcan give.
Rob