Code change are not taken into account in web app

Hi

 I'm using Windows Vista RC1 and Visual Web Developer 2005 Express SP1 with Vista support files. The user that runs Visual Web is a local admin. The files are on a file share access using a mapped drive. It's work well with XP but not with Vista.

Went I make change to my code in Visual Web Developer 2005 Express, they are not taken into account, like if the change was not made.

For example, I have this code:

protected void Button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    Response.Output.Write(1 + 1);
}

When I run it, it prints a 2 on my web page. But if I change to code for this:

protected void Button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    Response.Output.Write(1 + 2);
}

It still prints 2. I need to close Visual Web Developer and restart it for the change to be made.

Thanks for an answer
Compugab

It sounds to me like it's due to caching in your browser, try putting this in the Page_Load:

Response.Cache.SetCacheability(HttpCacheability.NoCache);

This is of course not recommended for real applications though.

Yes I’m running the Web Developer as administrator. I'll try the cache trick tonight went I'll be back at home

Just in case it could help : If I directly access my web app the change are taken. Like if I go to http://www.MyServeurName.com/WebApp, the first time it's output 2, make the change, save second access it's output 3.

Thanks for your help

prec wrote:



It sounds to me like it's due to caching in your browser, try putting this in the Page_Load:

Response.Cache.SetCacheability(HttpCacheability.NoCache);

This is of course not recommended for real applications though.

The process isn't aware any code files changed and is keeping the old compiled .cs file - close the asp.net hosting process if you're using it and hit F5 - the rebuild will fix the problem. If you're bound to IIS do an iis reset.

If you're using VPPs then your file hash isn't working.

-c

typemismatch wrote:

The process isn't aware any code files changed and is keeping the old compiled .cs file - close the asp.net hosting process if you're using it and hit F5 - the rebuild will fix the problem. If you're bound to IIS do an iis reset.

If you're using VPPs then your file hash isn't working.

-c