If you change something in web.config file.Do u need to
compile again?

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If you change something in web.config file.Do u need to compile again?..

Answer / gaurav

u dont need to compile but while restarting application it
get compiled automatically ...if u change in web.config
file while the application is runnin then MS visual studio
will give u msg of change occured in config file..

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If you change something in web.config file.Do u need to compile again?..

Answer / subbu

NO, Not required. just restart the application ... even if
you don't the application automatically get restarted once
the web.config file is changed.

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If you change something in web.config file.Do u need to compile again?..

Answer / ramesh

No need to compile

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If you change something in web.config file.Do u need to compile again?..

Answer / vishwa

No

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If you change something in web.config file.Do u need to compile again?..

Answer / guest

yes

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