My ASP.NET 2.0 site takes about 10 min to publish to my webserver.  There's
only 3 ASPX pages, VERY MINIMAL code (< 100 lines) and I'm not using any
membership stuff etc... (even though the ASPNETDB.MDF is over 10MB)  Any
ideas how I can speed up the process, or better yet, JUST copy over certain
files (ie the things that have changed?)

Thanks!

How are you connecting to your webserver?  Ftp, network?

When you publish, select the first checkbox that says, "Allow this
precompiled site to be updatable".  This way, you can just publish the files
that have changed.  It's still not ideal, as I for one would prefer one
precompiled assembly that needs updating.  The IDE doesn't give that option,
but perhaps someone knows a command line way of doing that.

Also, publish will copy all necessary files over including images and
perhaps someone knows of a way to make this happen without overwriting files
that already exist?

~Pj

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