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Moving project from ASP.NET 1.1 to 2.0
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03/05/2006 19:01:03
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>>I want to move an ASP.NET project from one notebook where it is in ASP.NET 1.1 (VS.NET 2003) to another notebook where I want to use it in ASP.NET 2.0 (VS.NET 2005).
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>>I understand that I have to create a virtual directory on the "VS.NET 2005" notebook and XCOPY all files. That is easy.
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>>What VS.NET 2003 project files (and where do they reside) I need to copy to the new notebook?
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>>Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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>I would simply copy the Web project structure as well as the VS project structure. Then, if the directories are not the same, you will have to get into the setup file and adjust all the paths.

When you are referring to "web project structure" I think you mean all the pages (.aspx), classes, images, etc. If so this is easy.
I also found that I have a folder
...\My Documents\Visual Studio Projects\MyApsnetProject.

This folder has only one file: MyApsnetProject.sln. It looks like I just need to copy this file to the \Visual Studio 2005 Projects\MyAspnetProject folder on the new computer. Maybe it will work.

One other thing I am trying to do is to "move" only one project from the VS.NET 2003 solution. And I am sure that when I try to use the .sln on the VS.NET 2005, it will start "complaining" on missing files. Hopefully the choices presented by VS.2005 will be easy to follow.

Anyway, thank you so much for your help.
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