Convert a Visual Studio 2003 Class Library Project to VS 2005 Web Application Project

Posted by: Peter Brombergs UnBlog, on 27 Sep 2007 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

This one came about because an asp.net forums user was having difficulty understanding how the Web Site project model works vis-a-vis the Web Application Project model works. Under almost all scenarios, I recommend the Web Application Project model - especially if you intend to deploy the resultant build into production and it is not just a "demo". After the OP got my explanatory answer post, another user posted an elegant set of instructions as well, which I reproduce here:   How to convert...

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