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c# barcode maker FigURE 8-16 Web Deployment Project properties. in Visual C#
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After you have created a new Web Setup Project, Visual Studio adds the project to your solution and displays the File System editor. The typical next step is to create a project output group by right-clicking the Web Application Folder, selecting Add, and then selecting Project Output. In the Add Project Output Group dialog box, you select the project to deploy, the Content Files option, and the configuration (which is Active by default). This ensures that your setup project will deploy the contents of the selected project. After you have created a Web Setup Project, you can add more folders, files, assemblies, and configuration settings that are not part of your project output to the Web Setup Project. This might be necessary if, for example, you have a separate folder containing images that you have not added to your website project, or if you need to define registry values. Building a Web Setup Project
Web Setup Projects are not automatically built when you build or run your website. You must manually select the Web Setup Project in Solution Explorer and choose Build. You can do so by right-clicking the project or by using the Build menu. When you build the setup project, Visual Studio validates your code in the website. It then builds an MSI file and packages each element of your site in the MSI. You can follow the build process in Visual Studio in the Output window (View | Output). The script in the Output windows shows you each step and where the MSI file is generated. By default, the file is placed in the folder that contains your solution file. Figure 8-18 shows an example of a process as shown in the Output window.
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