How2 ignore warnings in ASP.NET 2005? Cvt from 2003

T

tesis

Hi all gurus,
I'm trying to convert an ASP.NET (2003) project into 2005. It uses C1
components and CR11.5V2, which model is NOT CLS-compliant. This
generates several warnings, blocking compilation. I tried do include
config.web directive and @Page directives to ignore warnings, with no
success: no matter I do, an error (red-backed cross) tells "too many
errors". How can I manage to compile ignoring warnings? TIA
 
G

Guest

Hi all gurus,
I'm trying to convert an ASP.NET (2003) project into 2005. It uses C1
components and CR11.5V2, which model is NOT CLS-compliant. This
generates several warnings, blocking compilation. I tried do include
config.web directive and @Page directives to ignore warnings, with no
success: no matter I do, an error (red-backed cross) tells "too many
errors". How can I manage to compile ignoring warnings? TIA

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What kind of errors? Maybe you missed some references or DLLs?
 
M

Mark Fitzpatrick

The first thing, make sure you have installed VS 2005 Service Pack 1 so that
you'll have the web application project, which is very close to the one you
had in VS 2003. The next thing, usually warnings don't block a build, those
are normally full-blown errors. You can actually list the errors to ignore
in the project's build properties dialog. You just need to know the actual
compiler warning numbers in order to build this list. In conversion though,
other things usually end up going missing such as a dll reference and that
often causes the biggest errors.

Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
 

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