Compilation problems and more

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1.- I have an asp.net project that uses three dlls. At the beginning of each day I have to compile the three dlls and generate the web project because otherwise I cannot use F9. Also, every time I make a change in a dll, I have to compile everything again. Just compile, all calls on the web pages to two of the dlls appear in red but the web works. Only at the time of compilation do the red lines disappear. Frequently, many errors appear when generating the web but compiles and runs.

2.- On top of that, every time the web is running, it stays a long time trying to connect to the web server that is the same pc. As if connecting with another planet.

3.- Not can I use the designer because it does not reflect any resemblance to the .aspx source code
Do you know the function "inspect" of mozilla website? Is perfect and is That's what I need but Microsoft shows crap forever.

4.- When I am on an aspx.cs page and on a function I press the right button and "go to Implementation" it answers "the symbol has no implementations". He knows perfectly where that function is but does not show it.

And the problem is that decades go by and they don't solve it and we work with this every day.

Serious Problems I have encountered with Sql Server Transact Full-Text and that have not been solved since 2008:

Sql Server 2017 "Full-Text Search" Sabotaged & Problems in Spanish & Catalan. Microsoft does not respond. RRS feed

Solutions?

P.D.:Refrain from responding to the "pro Microsoft mafia" to those who have never failed either windows or Visual Studio or anything (as long as they get paid).

What I have tried:

in all internet sites.in all internet sites.

Posted 28-Nov-19 23:04pm

zequion

Updated 2-Dec-19 1:03am

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F-ES Sitecore 29-Nov-19 5:31am

Create your project properly, use dlls properly, deploy your project properly. Do all of those things and you shouldn't have problems. We don't know what you're doing from what you've written so it's hard to know specifically what you're doing wrong.

Dave Kreskowiak 29-Nov-19 11:17am

Have you ever stopped to think that maybe the problems you're encountering are caused by you and not by Microsoft?

[no name] 29-Nov-19 11:25am

Kiss my ass.

Dave Kreskowiak 29-Nov-19 11:31am

Nope. I'm dead serious. It appears as though you never thought about what you're doing and how you're doing it and that is what's causing your headaches.

The problem is we can't tell what you're doing wrong because you never said anything about how you're doing this stuff. You're just complaining that nothing works the way you expect it to.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2019-11-28T23:41:00

Given that you are the only one who is having this problem - and loads of people including me have been using multiple DLL files in a web project for around a decade or so - it's a lot more likely that they way you are using DLLs and deploying your site is causing your problems rather than anything that needs "When will they fix it?".

But ... we can't help you here - we don;t have any access to your site, how you are debugging it, or any idea of exactly how you are doing any of this. I'd start by checking your references between the DLLs and making sure you don't have circular references, and in extreme confusion create a small example project, add a sample DLL to it, and keep adding to build a similar structure (without the "code mass" of the "proper" project) until either the problem starts to occur or your get to a stable structure that reflects what you wanted to have. Then compare that with the "full project" and check the differences.

Sorry, but we can't do any of that for you!

MadMyche · Answer 2 · 2019-11-29T03:34:00

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I have an asp.net project that uses three dlls. At the beginning of each day I have to compile the three dlls and generate the web project because otherwise I cannot use F9. Also, every time I make a change in a dll, I have to compile everything again.

Are you debugging all through projects or just one of them? If you are doing work on all 3 projects then that is just the way it is. If you are only working on 1 of them and then other 2 are static, then change your references to the 2 static ones to the DLLs in the respective projects bin folder

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On top of that, every time the web is running, it stays a long time trying to connect to the web server that is the same pc. As if connecting with another planet.

If there are any config or programming changes, the application pool will need to restart when the application is launched. If this is not the case then you may want to check the settings on your web server.

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When will they fix it? Solutions?

When will who fix what?
So far it seems that the problems are related to the development at hand, and how it is entwined with the various projects within it.

What I have tried
in all internet sites.in all internet sites.

I really despise this so-called answer, for the simple fact that you could not have

#realJSOP · Answer 3 · 2019-12-02T01:03:00

Solution 4

Have you tried recreating your web app from scratch to see if it's just some sort of weirdness in the solution? That often fixes these kinds of problems for me.

Posted 2-Dec-19 1:03am

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