Rick,

Each of the MM.Net web application use the following assemblies:

Mere Mortals Framework
Mere Mortals Framework Interfaces
Mere Mortals Framework Web Forms

How do these get installed on my web server?

Since they are common components, don't they get installed in the web server GAC? I can't just copy the application to my web server, these DLLs are not part of the solution.

Do I need to create an installation routine of some sort?

TIA

Rex

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>>The references in the web.config are the MM.Net DLLs files that need to be added to the GAC.
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>>How do I do this?
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>If you use GAC deployment then you have to install the DLLs into the GAC using either an installer or manually copying the DLLs in there. Personally, I never use the GAC, but prefer to copy the DLLs into my BIN directory in which case the requirement in Web.config goes away.
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>AS to the setting in web.config - it shuold be the same on the client your developing on and the server so really that should have no bearing on the web.config settings at all.
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>>TIA
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>>Rex
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>>>>I have a MM.Net web app that I have deployed on our development web server using XCOPY. How do I deploy the references in the MM.Net web.config?
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>>>There's no obvious solution to this problem. What I usually do is configure my local configuration as closely as possible to the server configuration and before deployment get everything set the way I need it on the server.
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>>>There are usually only a couple of things that need to be specifically set for the server like connection strings and it's easy enough to do this 'on the fly'. it helps to write down what these 'couple of things' are as part of your deployment documentation.
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>>>If you really want to automate this you can write a small WinForm app that provides provides a UI to set the important values and write them into the web.config file by writing out to the XML (with XmlDocument most likely).
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