Chris Hansen wrote:
Ian,
Here is a free site with minimal hassle: http://pbwiki.com/
At least, it seems that way to me.
I had a look at that one as well as a number of free wiki hosts. I
migrated a few pages from the old wiki to :
http://nant.pbwiki.com/
I quite like the look of it. The
Hi Gary,
B gets deployed, C doesn't.
We use Component Load Balancing. This basically means that Assembly B
is actually installed on both machines, but any instantiation requests
for objects in Assembly B are forwarded onto the other machine.
The deployment check knows that Assembly B is marke
Read, Kevin wrote:
Hi Gert,
In our case, it does harm us.
We have a custom deployment process which validates that all the
dependencies of an assembly can be found on a target machine before
deployment begins.
In the case I described previously (A --> B --> C), Assembly A and
Assembly B ar
Hi Gert,
In our case, it does harm us.
We have a custom deployment process which validates that all the
dependencies of an assembly can be found on a target machine before
deployment begins.
In the case I described previously (A --> B --> C), Assembly A and
Assembly B are deployed to different