ASP.NET user Control

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Whenever I make any changes in my .net user control, I need to rebuild the whole solution containing 3 other web applications where this particular user control has been referred. How can I avoid this rebuild process of other applications? Is there any other way out. Pls help.

Posted 12-Apr-12 3:49am

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Mike Hankey · Answer 1 · 2012-04-12T07:02:00

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Think about it if you make a change and you want the changes to reflect everywhere it's used you will have to recompile or have multiple copies of the control in various states which I wouldn't recommend.

Posted 12-Apr-12 7:02am

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Member 532502 13-Apr-12 6:56am

I appreciate your response and I am thinking about only to build the .net user control nothing else but now I have rebuild the whole set where ever it has reference. If you have any solution please help me out. Thanks again with regards.