我正在利用这一方式从指挥线上部署我的网络应用程序。
msbuild WebApplication1.csproj /t:Package /p:configuration=release
该公司进行细微的工作,但应用名称与在项目环境中使用的名称相同。
I want to set the name of deployed application using same command line. Is there any parameter in msbuild to do so or any other approach.
成就
你们应努力做到这一点。
msbuild WebApplication1.csproj /t:Package /p:configuration=release;DeployIISAppPath=“what_ever_name_you_want”
You could get more about these keywords in your project file(.csproj), open it in notepad and search for the default name that is setted by VS. and use that parameter in your command line.
希望这一帮助。
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms164311.aspx” rel=“nofollow”> 管理系统建设指挥线参数: 它不像你那样从指挥线去做。
But you can do it in your config file - article using a property group
<PropertyGroup>
<appname>NewApplicationName</appname>
</PropertyGroup>
I can t tell exactly what setting it is in the property pages that you are talking about however the syntax will be something like this:
msbuild WebApplication1.csproj /t:Package /p:configuration=release /p:appname=《
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