In Simple Steps- P24:This is a book that helps you to learn using Visual Studio 2008. Precision, an easy-to-understanding style, real life examples in support of the concepts, and practical approach in presentation are some of the features that make the book unique in itself. The text in the book is presented in such a way that is equally helpful to beginners as well as professionals. | in Simple Steps The Copy Web Site option requires Microsoft FrontPage Extensions to be installed on the Web server. If they are not installed then this wizard will give the error. You can install Microsoft FrontPage Extensions for the Web server from the Windows XP 2000 Installation CD DVD. They are also available as a separate download from the Microsoft on their website. Now let s know how to publish a website. Publishing a Website Publishing a website involves a pre-compilation task of the website. Using this method the Web application will lx error free after the process of pre-compilation. During pre-compilation the compiler checks out for all the errors involving syntax matching errors type matching errors variables transfer errors and calling of sub routines across different application modules. It also checks for the modules accessing application s global resources and the local computer resources. The pre-compilation process is the replica of the dynamic compilation of Web pages while rendering them in the browser. The output of pre-compilation process is written in any directory of the local drives or external computer drives by using the FTP or HTTP. Any erroris in the pre-compilation is visible as an error list in the Output window of the Visual Studio IDE. Let s follow these steps to create and publish a website 1. CJytvr Microsoft Visual Studio 2008. 2. 5e ecrFilc- New- WcbSite. 3. Select Web Site and name it as DeploymentTestWebsite. 4. Select the Build- Publish Web Site option as shown in Fig. This opens a Publish Web Site dialog box as shown in 262 in Simple Steps 8. Now select a folder as a target for the website as shown in . In this example the TargetDeployment folder is selected as the target. 9. After selecting the folder dick the Open button to close this screen. This again takes us back to the Publish Web Site dialog box with the selected folder .
