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  • 05-07-2006 12:14pm
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    peteym
    Registered Users Posts: 77 ✭✭


    Hey guys,

    2 questions:

    I'm currently copying over files to a particular directory using command prompt but the thing is I want a script or something to do this for me and don't have much expertise in that area, anybody any ideas about how I would go about doing this???

    I have also webpages created in asp.net but they have to be changed as the servers they'll be working from don't have the framework and IIS thingy. Anybody know anything similat to asp.net???


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    peteym
    Registered Users Posts: 77 ✭✭peteym


    well this was a popular question - thanks for the help people:confused:


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    Evil Phil
    Registered Users Posts: 7,468 ✭✭✭Evil Phil


    I'm currently copying over files to a particular directory using command prompt but the thing is I want a script or something to do this for me and don't have much expertise in that area, anybody any ideas about how I would go about doing this???

    http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=windows+batch+files+tutorial&btnG=Google+Search
    I have also webpages created in asp.net but they have to be changed as the servers they'll be working from don't have the framework and IIS thingy. Anybody know anything similat to asp.net???

    Depends on what the server will have. You don't happen to know off hand do you? perchance...


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    stevenmu
    Moderators, Society & Culture Moderators Posts: 9,689 Mod ✭✭✭✭stevenmu


    peteym wrote:
    I have also webpages created in asp.net but they have to be changed as the servers they'll be working from don't have the framework and IIS thingy. Anybody know anything similat to asp.net???
    In short no. Either you'll have to get the framework and IIS on the servers, or you'll have to find out what is on the servers and do the webpages from scratch to match that.


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    GiantCranes
    Closed Accounts Posts: 14 ✭GiantCranes


    peteym wrote:

    I'm currently copying over files to a particular directory using command prompt but the thing is I want a script or something to do this for me and don't have much expertise in that area, anybody any ideas about how I would go about doing this???

    As mentioned, batch files will help you here. Other possibilities include createing a .NET console application or a MSBuild project.
    peteym wrote:
    I have also webpages created in asp.net but they have to be changed as the servers they'll be working from don't have the framework and IIS thingy. Anybody know anything similat to asp.net???

    Why not just install ASP.NET on the server? If it is not a windows machine, try Mono - it works on linux and has pretty good support for ASP.NET 1.1.


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    plenderj
    Registered Users Posts: 431 ✭✭plenderj


    peteym wrote:
    Hey guys,

    2 questions:

    I'm currently copying over files to a particular directory using command prompt but the thing is I want a script or something to do this for me and don't have much expertise in that area, anybody any ideas about how I would go about doing this???

    xcopy?

    peteym wrote:
    I have also webpages created in asp.net but they have to be changed as the servers they'll be working from don't have the framework and IIS thingy. Anybody know anything similat to asp.net???

    Why did you build asp.net web applications when you can't deploy to a windows server? Do the asp.net pages have anything more complicated than HTML in them?


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