I’m wondering, if we are to deploy it, do we only deploy .aspx and .ascx (front-end) files or have to include code-behind files as well?
not “have to” but you can if you want. Like I said above, you can include code-behind files in deployment. but it’s not good. Precompilation would be the best. >>I’m wondering, why .pdb files are also included when you add project references to the website project.pdb files AFAIK, this .pdb file is automatically generated if the Project configuration is set to “Debug” Mode. This file is used for storing the debugging information and symbols. Honestly, I dont have that much idea about this file. Please check .pdb file – MSDN for more info. >>I’m wondering, do we need to add those .pdb and .xml along with referenced .dll in the deployment. No. It’s not required. I’m sure that it’s not required to add those files in deployment but I dont know why xml files are generated. So, I have asked about it in CodeProject Forum. I got the answer as below from Scott Dorman in very short time. (Thank you! scott. ) The *.xml file is the compiler generated XML documentation file. The contents of this fi
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