How to run the downloaded project of asp.net and which files i have to provide to college or any user.

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I am a newbie.I have downloaded a project on Asp.net.It contains many files having .cs
extension and for each of these files there is a .aspx file.I ran my project using windows dev server 9.0 and internet explorer, it runs fine. The problem is I don't know how to integrate the project into a single file which can be used for giving presentation or distributing to different users without giving them code.
Kindly Help me as soon as possible.
Thanks and regards.

Posted 29-Aug-12 5:23am

amangarg4804

Updated 29-Aug-12 5:25am

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Solution 1

Search for an .sln extension and open it with Visual Studio 20xx. If no .sln search for .csproj or .vbproj

When you want to share with friends go to:
C:/Users/your_username/Visual Studio 20xx/Projects/Name_of_your_project and copy the content of the last folder.

Hope it helps.

Posted 29-Aug-12 5:30am

Christian Amado

Updated 29-Aug-12 5:31am

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Christian Amado 29-Aug-12 14:01pm

Why downvoted?

amangarg4804 30-Aug-12 6:11am

I have got only .cs and .aspx files and a .config file.I want to run the project through a single file.

RaisKazi 30-Aug-12 10:06am

Asp.Net web applications has no single executable like exe, have you looked at links provided in my above solution(Solution 2)?

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RaisKazi · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-29T05:31:00

Solution 2

Time to begin learning "Deployment of Asp.Net application".

Have a look at below MSDN links.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178610(v=vs.80).aspx

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd394698.aspx

Many articles on this topic are available Here.

Posted 29-Aug-12 5:31am

RaisKazi